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The Perfect Scale

Keith Hayes

I had occasion today to unpack a box my Dad set aside for me when my folks downsized.

Dad was an HOn3 modeler, as that was what was available in  the 60s. In the box was a Balboa caboose I painted while in high school.

During college I experimented with larger scales and built an On3 Grandt kit. It is a fabulous model,  and if you have a chance,  you should get one of these and build it. My model is a bit rough for time, but warranted a family portrait.

Fortunately I also built a high side gon and that sealed the deal.

I thought you would enjoy the image.
Keith Hayes
Leadville in Sn3
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Re: The Perfect Scale

Jeff Ramsey
I prefer 1:1scale. Kits are hard to come by. One should check out the backdrop in. Como.
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Re: The Perfect Scale

Chris Walker






Make your own Kitset, Jeff.... 1:1 rocks!


Keith,  when I saw your title to this thread, I was looking forward to more pictures of these things !!


http://digital.denverlibrary.org/cdm/fullbrowser/collection/p15330coll22/id/38790/rv/singleitem/rec/132



UpSideDownC
in New Zealand
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Re: The Perfect Scale

Bill Uffelman
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Papa bear, mama bear and baby bear headed home!

Nice family portrait.

Bill Uffelman Ocean View DE 

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Date:Mon, May 25, 2015 at 8:22 PM
Subject:The Perfect Scale


I had occasion today to unpack a box my Dad set aside for me when my folks downsized.

Dad was an HOn3 modeler, as that was what was available in  the 60s. In the box was a Balboa caboose I painted while in high school.

During college I experimented with larger scales and built an On3 Grandt kit. It is a fabulous model,  and if you have a chance,  you should get one of these and build it. My model is a bit rough for time, but warranted a family portrait.

Fortunately I also built a high side gon and that sealed the deal.

I thought you would enjoy the image.
Keith Hayes
Leadville in Sn3



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Re: The Perfect Scale

Todd Hackett
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Chris Walker wrote
...when I saw your title to this thread, I was looking forward to more pictures of these things !!...
Like this one:
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Re: The Perfect Scale

Darel Leedy
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Sunset?
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Robert McFarland
London Junction/Alma?
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Re: The Perfect Scale

Robert McFarland
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Don't forget THE THREE AMIGOS FROM CENTRAL CITY!!Stay thirsty,my friend?
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Re: The Perfect Scale

Todd Hackett
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Darel Leedy wrote
Sunset?
No. I think it is New Market (just past Ward).
Here's the full image:

Here is a photo of Ward with what appears to be the same mine in the background:

Close-up:
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Re: The Perfect Scale

Derrell Poole
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The perfect scale is the one marked off in 1/64ths of an inch. Happens to cover all of the other scales - even 1:1! Being an Americanist do not burden me with the collectivite propensity to taut the metric system! Just don't...