Ever have that problem where you just keep designing things to go with your work?
“Needed” to have a working RR Crossing sign to go with the train set. Trying to keep the imaginary villagers safe. Pretty quick design maybe about 20 minutes and cuts in about 4 mins. I like those kind of files. 1/8" MDF. LOL
I will be putting up the entire set this weekend. It took forever to get the drawings ready for the instructions. LOL
It has been my observation that enough has never been enough for you. Your designs and execution are totally over the top. You set a very high bar — again and again.
HAHA. Ok I will definitely own up to the fact I go a little overboard. But I have to admit that when I really love a project, the designs basically draw themselves. LOL
You do realize, of course, that to go along with the railroad crossing sign, you need to have the arms that come down to keep the villagers from crossing onto the tracks when the train is coming? Ooh-ooh - and how about a turntable?!! Just trying to add to your collection.
It is the finish, the details the extras that take the project from great to fantastic! Those extras always find a way to sneak in. Nothing worse than a half baked design.
The problem is that when your tools are insufficient you settle for what you have done. When your tools get to be as good as we have here… Then you go “well that was easy… I think I’ll add this this and maybe a few of those.” Just think of the things we’ll be making in 10 years from now.
This is an awesome set! My 3 year old twin grandsons would love it! One of them watches videos of trains all day long while he’s playing with his Thomas the train set. I would love to make them one of these! They are so particular over their train sets! Yes, they have many many train sets! Thanks for sharing your ideas!