A visit to the Slate Museum in North Wales

[Barney]

A Few photo details Of lovely grot and junk
A basic truck an easy model that I think I could finish !!
Winch Detail fitted to a leg crane
No 3d printing here (wooden patterns for casting )

[Barney]

Greasy bearings on the overhead pully system
a Slate water tank (something different to model )
Grot and oil just makes a good model
A tin Oil Jug on a cupboard

[finescalerr]

Good stuff. -- Russ

[Ray Dunakin]

Cool stuff! That little flat car would look perfectly at home being towed behind a speeder on this side of the "pond".

[Stuart]

Great reference material.

[Barney]

Thanks for your comments Im glad you like them and its not to boring !!
The bloke by the fireplace at the Hotel did look a bit pee'd of perhaps he had a bad day at the Crusades 
An old photo but the garage on the main road to Carnarvon "is still there" just
A simple wheel barrow another project I think I could finish
Barney
 

[Barney]

A few details of tree roots
and a bit of rust and grot

[Bernhard]

Thanks for the inspirations. It never gets boring.

Bernhard

[Bill Gill]

Good stuff, Barney. Thanks for posting.

[nk]

Very nice. Thanks Barney. Whenever I go to that part of the world, I am amazed at how everything is slate grey...no surprise, but it does surprise me every time.

[Hydrostat]

Barney,

thanks a lot for the pictures. I've been to the museum in the mid nineties and was deeply impressed, especially from the workshops of the site and the way they were museumizated (or better: not).

Cheers,
Volker

[Ray Dunakin]

I love that old gas station! It would look right at home in Nevada or the Mojave desert.

[Mr Potato Head]

I have a 1/32 kit of that gas station  made by 132 models
And yes MPH lives
Mr potato Head

[finescalerr]

Gil, where the heck have you been hiding? It's great to hear from you again. -- Russ

[TRAINS1941]

Great photos!  Thanks for posting.

Jerry