ArticleTalk:My train collection - Viorel
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| annonymous | 15:16, 10 December 2006 (MST) |
| nice work ! What did you covered the diorama surface with ? How about the roads ? | |
| annonymous | 17:32, 10 December 2006 (MST) |
| Congratulations on posting it for the world. Now you need the industry that uses its cars so much. | |
| Viorel | 01:26, 11 December 2006 (MST) |
| Thanks :) . The industry is on the way. Actually, I think it's on the looong way :D. I've been raised in the country as a kid, and I'm still very much in love with the country style. The next steps will be continuing on the small country farm I've start building (this might raise in a industry over time, who knows :) ). | |
| Viorel | 01:31, 11 December 2006 (MST) |
| You might laugh, but the surface is covered with real dust :D. I've spent hours on the roads with a small recipient and a brush to collect dust :D. For the roads, I've polished the rough dust, until smooth. | |
| annonymous | 14:38, 18 December 2006 (MST) |
| You know what? I'd really like to see a mountain or something like that in the diorama.I think it would be interesting. | |
| Diane | 14:42, 18 December 2006 (MST) |
| I forgot to login.:) So..about the mountains..you could have a countryside diorama with mountains, right? And if you are skillful enough to make a tree like that, you can certainly do a mountain. ;) | |
| Viorel | 15:04, 18 December 2006 (MST) |
| well...certainly I think I can add some mountains, Diane :). I'm not yet sure, I'm still thinking on that. The fact is that I've started everything slow, one small block at a time. The block I'm currently working on is around 40 cm X 60 cm (that's around 64 X 95 "real" meters ). I might as well add some rocks on one of the next blocks I'll build, but this block it is rather small for a mountain :). I think it will only have a country farm yard. | |
| Trainman | 13:41, 6 January 2007 (MST) |
| i will be honest with you. when i saw just how many things you know about trains and in fact all types of hand-made models, i started to ask myself: what do i write to this man? i know nothing about the way such wondeful things are manufactured. i only know to stare fascinated at them, like i did when i was a child. my train collection contains 7 models. fleischmann, rivarossi, hornby. my first train was made by hornby trains, it was flyind scotsman, with liner4-6-2 locomotives . the train from london to scotland. i had played with it since i was 7. last year i had the chance to see it in real life. but i already knew everything about it. it had been a part of my childhood, my adolescence and my youth. i am sorry i cannot provide a professinal comment. for me, models trains are only a way to bring back the child in me. and that's why i like them. that's why i really respect what you are doing. | |
| Diane | 14:01, 6 January 2007 (MST) |
| Nicely said. This is what it's all about atually. The poetry and the pleasure of all this hard work. Respect for people who cultivate their hobbies! | |
| annonymous | 14:54, 6 January 2007 (MST) |
Trainman, thanks for the nice comment  ! You are right, me too I am just a 27 years old child when I'm around these kind of things  .Diane, thanks for your appreciation ! | |
| Viorel | 14:55, 6 January 2007 (MST) |
oops, I forgot to login for the previous comment  | |
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