Me building a Model-T Ford. This picture was taken in 1959. All my life I have built miniatures. They have, for some reason, facinated me. So, it should stand to reason I would get involved in building model cars. Actually, I began building model cars around 1958 and have never stopped. He thought plastic was just a fad. But he still bought models for me. This 1955 Mercedes Benz Gullwing has never been out of a case.

If you came here first click this link to go to page-1. Click Link for my Scale Models Collections. I cut out two sets of the frames. Slots are cut out for the legs. The dowl rods are glued onto the sofa arms so that there will be rolled arms on the sofas. Next, the back legs are glued on. I began with a glued box.

I enjoy listing items on eBay from time to time. Also, I do work in local cemeteries for the Find A Grave website and spend a lot of time in graveyards. I worked in the funeral business many years ago. And, yes, as a collector, I have four antique coffins in my garage.

The station building only came with the front and left side walls. I used very heavy white card stock to create the back wall and right side wall plus the divider wall. Granny and Ellie Mae Clampett. Texico truck delivering cases of oil.

If you came here first, please click on this link to go to page-1. Click this link for my Blog List. Click Here for my Scale Model Collections. Years ago Anse made wooden legs at the Sparhawk Wooden Leg and Arm Company in Little Rock. Anse was never good at math and was fired for carving six fingers on each hand.

THIS BLOG IS UNDER CONSTRUCTION. Pictures are added as the buildings progress. You are on page-4 of this series of blogs. To go to page-1, please click this link. So I keep a good stock of whatever I need for building in my workshop.