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Posted - January 23 2017 : 10:18:22 AM
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 Working on this low relief Super Quick block of British buildings. It may be super, but it is not quick, as I am finding out. My first attempt at this and it is quite intricate challenging my limited skills quite well. I am struggling to get the roof pieces to line up on the building on the left. In about 1977 I stayed over at a hotel called the "Red Lion." It looked a lot like this one and traced its lineage to the late middle ages.
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Posted - January 24 2017 : 09:42:11 AM
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Chops - Had these kits twice. Once as a kid and later on current layout. I really liked the other kit with the theater. The thing was, both times they never stayed together. No matter how I glued them they would sooner or later just start falling apart. I ended up trashing them (twice) Good luck with yours. I did see a beautiful British themed layout at a show made up of all those kits and they looked great.
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Posted - January 24 2017 : 12:40:27 PM
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This Lionel Station I use for my Corporate offices and Railroad Museum . Most modelers know that this is a model of a Disney station at their Florida theme park. Frank
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