Dear Al, remember you introduced these guys before, if I’m remembering correctly of course. Awesome stuff they got. Love those bridges, the different spans, different supports, the subway girders, the load! Agreed on the skyscrapers, definitely comes into the realm of HO with the ratio of compression they’ve used. Will be cool though to see some of their designs in the 1:87th scale. Cheerio
These products are quite excellent and then some. I once built an HO lift bridge around 30'' long from basswood, Plexiglas and Masonite. I worked for five days almost without sleep and meals on this thing and finally went upstairs for a dinner and rest. Upon awaking I heard a chomping sound from the basement train room. Sure, enough one of my tabby cats had eaten the bridge. I was too heart broken to rebuild it, and no..... the pussy cat did not get cooked. My advice to these really great builders is do not get a cat for your building area.
I'm with you on that. This is exactly the type of thing even though I model N Scale... It would be so fun to make an HO scale diorama with these materials. They're actually so amazing looking I might just make an o-scale diorama
I would Guess , EVENTUALLY they will offer HO scale . All the have to do is "REPROGRAM" the Laser to cut in 1/87 scale verses 1/48 scale , should be easy ??
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Great company, great guys. Stan designed my elevated subway for my o scale layout and I could not be happier.
Good video I was in the Orange Hall on Friday I’m surprised I didn’t see you.
@josephphillips9692 yes my phone was speratic inside I was there 9am til 3pm
Dear Al, remember you introduced these guys before, if I’m remembering correctly of course. Awesome stuff they got. Love those bridges, the different spans, different supports, the subway girders, the load! Agreed on the skyscrapers, definitely comes into the realm of HO with the ratio of compression they’ve used. Will be cool though to see some of their designs in the 1:87th scale. Cheerio
@vincenthuying98 thanks yes I did a video last year of them .Reposting is good though because the older videos don't come up as much
What company is this ok extremely interested in their stock
Omg
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These products are quite excellent and then some. I once built an HO lift bridge around 30'' long from basswood, Plexiglas and Masonite. I worked for five days almost without sleep and meals on this thing and finally went upstairs for a dinner and rest. Upon awaking I heard a chomping sound from the basement train room. Sure, enough one of my tabby cats had eaten the bridge. I was too heart broken to rebuild it, and no..... the pussy cat did not get cooked. My advice to these really great
builders is do not get a cat for your building area.
Darn shame they don't have anything for ho scale. Quite beautiful work however business is business
@captiansnickers5201 some bridges and d parts could be used for HO like the viaduct trusses and some of the bridges
@@alpugliesetrains9753your right those bridges might be something that could be pulled off
His prices seem pretty reasonable as well
I'm with you on that. This is exactly the type of thing even though I model N Scale... It would be so fun to make an HO scale diorama with these materials. They're actually so amazing looking I might just make an o-scale diorama
I would Guess , EVENTUALLY they will offer HO scale . All the have to do is "REPROGRAM" the Laser to cut in 1/87
scale verses 1/48 scale , should be easy ??