Episode 32 Part 8 of the HO scale terminal yard.

[@markh4531]

M impressed. There is a lot more art to modeling than I thought. Great video.

[@FunWithHOScaleStuff]

Wow, thank you!

[@harperlarry49]

Thank you for mentioning my name. I really like how the extension turned out. It does look good. Nice work. Looking forward to seeing how the engine doors turn out. Great update!!

[@FunWithHOScaleStuff]

Hi Larry. I appreciate your taking time to watch but also your kind advice. I’m still thinking on your advice to attach the doors to the center structure. Thanks.

[@JerseyHighlandsBruce]

Very nice progress. The extension looks great. I'm glad that you decided to make a smaller workbench. It was becoming the tail that was wagging the dog for sure.

[@FunWithHOScaleStuff]

Thanks so much for watching and for your kind comment. Wagging the dog for sure ;-). I’m slowly getting an eye for the HO scale.

[@dancanoe]

Looks good. Build to aatisfy your interest, not what others may see.

[@FunWithHOScaleStuff]

I enjoyed the challenges presented so far on the two stall engine house. Modeling is a great hobby and means to explore creative possibilities. Thank you for that advice. I understand and I'll take it to heart while I pursue my creative challenges. Regards.

[@OtterCreek]

It's coming along nicely! I think I have that same exact table. I used mine in a an outside work location. Stringers I think are specific to the support for stairs, I think Rafter would be the correct term for the angled support for a roof. Don't worry to much about it though I always get terminology wrong, even if I know the term!! Sometimes words evaporate when the camera is on 🙂

[@FunWithHOScaleStuff]

Hi Dennis. Thanks for that idea of an outside work area. I think that could be well suited for a short line service area. And thanks for taking the time to watch this video. Regards.

[@dancanoe]

Enjoying your e gine gouse project. Just got a Campbell kit from ebay that I'll try to kit bash. You haven't pisted for a couple of weeks. You OK?

[@FunWithHOScaleStuff]

Hi. I'm fine; thanks for asking. I'm a person with too many hobbies so the HO scale stuff may suffer a bit from time to time. I am posting a new video today and I feature a response to your previous comment in it. My hobbies are pretty varied. I play with electronics, I watch a host of KZbin videos, I take hikes, I play chess (need improvement), I write software at times, the dog seems to always need attention and I have a house so there's always something broken :-) Thanks again for your inquiry. Regards.

[@dancanoe]

Can you turn the bench 90 degrees?

[@FunWithHOScaleStuff]

That is a great idea and thank you for taking time to watch the video and offer this advice. I appreciate all the advice I can get. I just played with that orientation and yes it could be done but it is a snug fit. I dug through my stash and found an unpainted bench casting that might be better. Regardless, I'll include a picture of the the huge bench reoriented at the start of the next video and I'll ask for input on saving it for the two stall engine house. I value yours and other's opinions as I am a professed modeling newbie ;-) It is all fun for me while I'm learning new skills. Thanks again. Regards.