It’s finally finished.Now I can relax and ponder my next project.
I promise that the next picture I post will have a plastic train somewhere in the picture to widen the appeal.
Troy
Great looking tram, Troy. Love the night shot. Looks like some great craftsmanship.
Richard
Wow, Troy it looks great! and a nicely set up picture.
Troy,
I have to agree with Vic. WOW! the tram looks great.
Take care,
Jack
Troy, be carefull LGB or someone else might lock you in a room as a builder of trams].[:D]
Looks awsome![tup][tup]
TROY
good looking trams, I LIKE THE NIGHT TIME one , the pictures are great. BEN[tup][:)]
Cheers everyone.It’s nice to get a bit of feedback sometimes.My wife’s reaction to it is “yes,it’s a very nice painted wooden box with lights in it.”
Best thing is the price though.Just over £100.for all the materials.
Don’t know what that is in $.
Troy
Hey Troy,
Different indeed! Well done. The night shot is great and I like the nice low angle you got on the day shot too. Keep up the great work. Later eh…Brian.
Troy, I certainly admire your workmanship and subject matter. I love those Briti***rams. Here’s a shot I took of my wife when we were in Blackpool, which is paradise for tram/trolley lovers.
Congrats on a great project.
Regards,
Bill C.
South Jersey
Forgot to mention, right now 100 British pounds is close to $200 US.
Bill
Hi Bill.
I’m glad you’ve been to Blackpool.You can probably see my tram fascination.When you stand on the road and a double deck car passes a few inches away,it’s great.I suppose $200 may seem a bit expensive in the US.But my father’s LGB single deck New York trolley which is next to mine in the picture cost £460.Now you can see why I scratchbuild! I have to.
Troy