Not Scrolled But . . . . .

[Chiloquinruss]

This is a work in progress that I'm doing in my shop.  Thought you might be interested even if it's not scrolled.

One of our model buildings at the train park actually fell apart.  So here is the replacement structure underway.

Notice the gallon of paint lower right for size reference.

Can you guess what the structure is?

OK, good guess!

Drawn in Aspire, 1/2 inch ply, 1/8 ball nose for scribing, 1/4 end mill for openings and cutouts, 1/16 tapered ball nose for details from sintra.  Lot's more to do but a decent start so far.  Enjoy.,  Russ

[DWSUDEKUM]

Looks like a great project.  Thanks for sharing this Work In Progress report with us.

 

DW

[newfie]

Great looking project thanks for sharing 

[Karl S]

looks like a labor of Love.

Well done

[daveww1]

looking good

[meflick]

Nice job and looks great. They are going to love it. Plus, I guessed correctly - saloon.

[amazingkevin]

On 10/13/2017 at 5:36 PM, Chiloquinruss said:

This is a work in progress that I'm doing in my shop.  Thought you might be interested even if it's not scrolled.

One of our model buildings at the train park actually fell apart.  So here is the replacement structure underway.

Notice the gallon of paint lower right for size reference.

Can you guess what the structure is?

OK, good guess!

Drawn in Aspire, 1/2 inch ply, 1/8 ball nose for scribing, 1/4 end mill for openings and cutouts, 1/16 tapered ball nose for details from sintra.  Lot's more to do but a decent start so far.  Enjoy.,  Russ

A model builder fascinates me!

[Chiloquinruss]

I have used my scroll saw for some modeling projects but not many.  The best I have done scrolling is some simple puzzles and a few toys.  I love my shop and all of wood tools and I seem to always ending up using a lot of them on every project.  Russ

A big project or two

And a much, much smaller model