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Re: Race Stewards office( updated pictures)

PostPosted: Wed Aug 17, 2016 8:59 am
by RV Racing
Excellent work on both structures! The chalkboard and the Rolex clock are exceptional..

Thanks,
Rick V.

Re: Race Stewards office( updated pictures)

PostPosted: Wed Aug 17, 2016 10:05 pm
by dreinecke
Great update and the clock is fab!

Re: Race Stewards office( updated pictures)

PostPosted: Thu Aug 18, 2016 3:29 pm
by TsgtRet
Love the building...not rustic enough for my time period but it looks perfect for yours. Don't think my old hands are steady enough to post on your blackboard! :scared-eek: And the clock is icing on the cake!
For furniture, you might check Ebay for Marx "playset" accessories (civil war, old west, etc) the furniture is almost perfect.

Re: Race Stewards office( updated pictures)

PostPosted: Mon Sep 05, 2016 12:21 am
by pfuetze
it´s awesome, Dan, simply awesome!
for sure one of the best looking buildings i´ve seen so far.
the chalkboard is great!!!

Re: Race Stewards office( updated pictures)

PostPosted: Mon Sep 05, 2016 11:06 am
by chappy
Dan i admit i am ashamed, but be forewarned that i am going to,steal your live watch idea in the clock tower.
Its brilliant.
Bob

Re: Race Stewards office( updated pictures)

PostPosted: Mon Sep 05, 2016 3:01 pm
by BARC 1
That is what these forums are all about. Sharing Ideas for the benefit of all. I am flattered you will be copying the idea. The clock tower is actually quite handy. One glance and I can see how long I have been lost in my slot oasis. :D

Re: Race Stewards office( updated pictures)

PostPosted: Tue Sep 06, 2016 6:57 am
by chappy
I will need one that has the day of the week once my new track is up and running.
I seem to get lost long enough that its time to,shave when I emerge from the man cave lol.
Its just not the same in the garage, especially in the winter Dan , as i am sure you know all to well.
Bob

Re: Race Stewards office( updated pictures)

PostPosted: Tue Sep 06, 2016 11:47 am
by BARC 1
My track is located in a 6 ft crawl space. I am 5-10 so it is OK, and because it is a crawl space the wife will never lay claim too it. However there are no windows, so when I am in this part of the basement, winter or summer, I have zero indication of the time of day. Without that clock I would have no idea of the time. So it serves a functional purpose. When I have the computer up and running with the timing system, then I have the system clock to remind me, but many times I am just down there turning laps or working on the layout without the computer on. I am sure all of us can relate to how time gets lost working on a hobby, focused on an issue or problem. What feels like 15 minutes can actually be a couple of hours. I know, because more then a few times I have slipped into the cave to spend a few minutes on something before going to bed, only to emerge 3 hrs later too receive all kind of comments from my wife as I quietly try to get into bed at 3 am. My only defense is she knew where I was.

Since the clock has been up, I tend to be shutting it done much earlier.

Cheers

Dan