The Unofficial entry

Perhaps one of the most respected builders and writers in contemporary model railroading, Dave Frary sent this in. there has been a lot of forum chatter about his new waterfront module. we are happy to play a part in it. Dave writes:

My unofficial entry in your contest is the little building next to the shingled shack. All made from Clever paper with wood strip trim. From 24” you can’t tell what’s it’s made from.

Now is a great time to get into the custom building and kit-making business. It seems like everyone has a laser but only a few are doing really quality work - the more people who know about you and your work, the more customers you’ll get. I wish you well and will be happy to provide referrals.

Comments

[John Humes]

Of course, Dave is a great builder. Thanks for the post Dave. You have vindicated me for using wood with your paper model. John

[marc witten]

As been a modeller from the otherside of the pond,i have to be honest i havent heard of Dave,its a shame because his work is outstanding,and i had to look twice at what was modelled before i read the caption,excellant use of materials,and i must compliment you on your outstanding work.- regards Marc.

[Thom]

For those who are not aware of Dave's body of work, Here's a link to Mr Frary's webpage. he is known for his articles in the model rail magazines. he has built several famous layouts (the Pennsey) and best selling books and DVDs on creating scenery.

http://www.mrscenery.com
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