The last coat of ink and varnish and - 'tis done!
Miss Calida Van Wert and Dr. Emil Koots inspect the walker at close range.
Now I have my worktable clear for the first time in months, I rather fancy the idea of a Darkest Africa game. Perhaps it'll be a strike against the Barsetshire way-station on Tylers Knoll, an attack on a slaver encampment, or even the progress of the Barsetshires to the great lake, said to be somewhere to the north. Decisions, decisions...
6 comments:
That is an extraordinary piece of scratch building, it has been great to see it develop into the finished article.
Terrific piece of work well done! I look forward to seeing it in action.
Alan
Thanks, gentlemen! It only took four and a half years from inception to finish, but at least it's done. =)
Lovely work there AJ!
Tis done indeed Sir and what a truly magnificent marvel of Victorian ingenuity and engineering it is by jove. I shall delight in reading of its exploits in the field.
Indebted to you for giving us a detailed account of its construction.
Thanks indeed! I'm getting the itch to make another one, perhaps in copper and black livery. Hmm...
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