mred-scale-hotel.blogspot.com
Constuction of Scale Model Town-4
Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). 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. For these sorts of projects, it's good to keep a large supply of materials and accessories on hand. In the winter months I don't like to go out if I don't have to. So I keep a good stock of whatever I need for building in my workshop. New Project: The Coach Works. 11-5-2011. Two walls are finished. The board warp...
mred-stables2.blogspot.com
Scale Model Old West Town Part-3
Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Http:/ mred-livery-stable-model.blogspot.com/. If you came here first, click this link to go to part-1. Both buildings are now painted. The photo studio only got one coat. I want it to look like the old whitewash type of paint. The workbench is made for the darkroom. The doors are made for both buildings. The small bottles will be "Photographic Salution". They are carved from dowelrods. A wall shelf is made for the darkroom. All of the signs are done. Next I put in the posts t...
mred-sunlakesrealty.com
Sun Lakes Homes For Sale, Sun Lakes Real Estate, AZ Realty by Ed Schuck
Phone: (480)204-1913 Fax: (480)422-7636. In Arizona with No Code. Sun Lakes Homes For Sale and Real Estate. Real Estate in Sun Lakes and Maricopa County. In today' s challenging Sun Lakes real estate market, selecting the right real estate agent is crucial. It can make all the difference in the world. Whether you' re planning on buying, selling, or you just have a question, feel free to call Ed Schuck. What's My Home Worth? Free Real Estate Reports. 15 Reasons Why I Should be Your Real Estate Agent.
mred-tech-cremation.blogspot.com
Technology Updates Cremation
A Blog by Mr. Ed. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). From the Akron Beacon Journal. March 8, 2008. Scott Mason of Adams Mason Funeral Home and Crematory in Akron says the new cremator is more fuel-efficient and more cost-effective. Click Link for my Blog List. Http:/ mredlinks.blogspot.com/. Hello, I'm Mr. Ed. View my complete profile. Do you plan to be cremated?
mred-trucks.blogspot.com
Old-Time Truck Pictures
Click logo for my Blog List. Hello, I'm Mr. Ed. View my complete profile. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Trucks have been with us ever since the beginning of the horseless carriage. This blog is dedicated to the old trucks, the trucks that started it all. And remember the old saying uttered by that old-time truck driver, Elmer Sniggledorf. Love your truck, work your wife! Or wait.was it,. Love your wife, work your truck? Well, you get the meaning eather way. Enjoy the pictures. Fuel Oil Truck Ad. 1940s.
mred-ufo-photo.blogspot.com
Mr. Ed's Scale Model Old West Town Part-2
Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). This is part-2 of the story. If you came here first, click on this logo to go to part-1. 3-27-2011 NEW PROJECT SALOON. First I cut out the floor and walls. Then I draw the windows and doors on the walls. The floor has the diogram drawn on it. Holes are drilled in the window and door areas for a start point for the saw. Then the windows and doors are cut out with the jigsaw. This will be a large building. Creating the window frames. They were a staple of the old west. Then I sa...
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Scale Model Old West Town Construction Page 9
Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). This is Page-9. If you came here first, please click this link to go to Page-1. This is page 9 of my series of blogs about the construction of Cactus Creek's buildings. This blog shows the construction of the dress shop. After cutting out the walls and floor of the dress shop. The building will also have a sleeping loft for the owner. The larger cutout will be a large bay window for displaying her wears. All of the walls and the floor are cut out. The windows are now cut out.
mred-viaduct-suicides.blogspot.com
Suicides at the Old North Hill Viaduct Bridge
Click Link for my Blog List. Hello, I'm Mr. Ed. View my complete profile. June 19, 2006. Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). Walt Thompson, who owned the Sunoco station at the southern edge of the North Hill Viaduct bridge in Akron, rescued suicidal people in the 1930s and 1940s. The gas station stood at North Main and Furnace Streets on the edge of downtown. The gas station sign can be seen at the right side of this picture. Have you ever thought about suicide?
mred-weapons-distraction.blogspot.com
1925 Akron, Ohio City Directory
Subscribe to: Posts (Atom). This blog is a transcription of the 1925 Akron city directory. Only various parts will be added here, not the entire directory. As this will be a huge task, and will take a long time to do, I ask that you bare with me. I was going to wait until I had a lot of it done and then add it. However, I thought that some may need information now while researching family trees or Akron history so I figured I would add information in parts as I got it done. Click Link for my Blog List.
