A 1/48th building from around 19i0, but the Year is 1956

[Eric Green]

I've been bumping along with this.

[TRAINS1941]

Welcome Eric.

Glad to have you on board.

Nice start looking forward to your progress.

Jerry

[Ray Dunakin]

Excellent! Is that from a prototype or is it a freelanced structure?

[1-32]

hi Eric great to see your work warm regards Kim

[Eric Green]

It is freelanced but attempts to follow logical building practices on the Maine Coast during the era up to 1956.  I find most model structures are built to represent drunks not carpenters.  Most builders back then were WAY better than what we have today.  So all these boards cut within a foot or six inches of where they should be cut is a mystery to me.  I think it is John Allen's fault. 

Do you guys have HUGE trouble posting photos?  No matter how small I make them, the site says TOO LARGE.

[Eric Green]

Work?

[Eric Green]

The copper finial.  Copper was really cheap in 1910.

[Eric Green]

Clapboard and cement:

[Wesleybeks]

Is that a kit that you building Eric?

[Eric Green]

Yes, it began as a kit.  I''m surprised you do not recognize it. 

[Eric Green]

Last attempt at posting a picture.

[finescalerr]

Looks like it might be from a Bar Mills kit. -- Russ

[Eric Green]

Nope.