Re: My D&RGW Art
| September 30, 2004 09:49AM |
John,
I must say, that's quite amazing. I can remember drawing a series of C&S locomotives back in the 4th grade for an assignment that we had. I did pretty detailed drawings for a kid in the 4th grade, but they were only side views, and didn't have any dimension to them, as I didn't yet know how to do that. I still have those drawings, and maybe could post them, just for amusement.
Pretty cool, very nice and very well detailed drawing! Compressor on the wrong side? - YOU did that?! You're the expert on the K-36, John. Tisk, tisk
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Very nice work.
I always wanted to do a drawing of my favorite locomotive, GLRR #40, passing Morningstar Spur. Guess I could try it now and sell them as GLRR memoriabielia (then again, CHS probably wouldn't like that).
Shane
I must say, that's quite amazing. I can remember drawing a series of C&S locomotives back in the 4th grade for an assignment that we had. I did pretty detailed drawings for a kid in the 4th grade, but they were only side views, and didn't have any dimension to them, as I didn't yet know how to do that. I still have those drawings, and maybe could post them, just for amusement.
Pretty cool, very nice and very well detailed drawing! Compressor on the wrong side? - YOU did that?! You're the expert on the K-36, John. Tisk, tisk
" />Very nice work.
I always wanted to do a drawing of my favorite locomotive, GLRR #40, passing Morningstar Spur. Guess I could try it now and sell them as GLRR memoriabielia (then again, CHS probably wouldn't like that).
Shane
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John Kelly (K-36 487) | September 29, 2004 08:57PM |
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Kevin Bush | September 29, 2004 09:40PM |
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Paul Hagglund | September 29, 2004 09:54PM |
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Shane Schabow | September 30, 2004 09:49AM |
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Wooly | September 30, 2004 11:35AM |
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John Kelly (K-36 487) | October 02, 2004 09:02PM |
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John Hillier | October 03, 2004 06:58PM |
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