I found you through Linka Models website. I am considering getting some of the moulds. Do you have any recommendations? I model in HO, the year is 1954, eastern plaines (Iowa/Minnesota). Retired disabled.
We have 6 cats: Riley, Emily, Mourka, Dickens, Nutmeg & Coco (Cocoa, or Ko-Ko <as in Gilbert & Sullivan's Ko-Ko>
Regards,
John Hodson

I forgot to sign your guest book, even though it's the first thing you say in your About Me page! Consider it done!

Hello, and thanks for visiting my site.
You have a wonderful and diverse collection of albums, really very nice :)
Best wishes, margie

Looked at weathered Ford Pick up and .....amazing. Your work stands aside by details and creative addition.

Dave town is fantastic! The Archaeological dig is brilliant!!!

Very funny that you have cat photo in your profile. Like cat is taking pictures and managing this account :) But I have Saint Jurgis, with dragon, at this time, by my self :), because it is one of the main mine photos.

Guess I should have logged in but it's still a great site.

Always nice to stop by Dave Town.

good work

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Great stuff Dave. I really like the weathered look.

AzTom

Following your articles I am just going to have a go at casting some moulds. Like you we normally use plaster of paris in the UK, but is hydrocal any stronger, or easier to use?
I have found a shop that has imported Woodland Scenics hydrocal but don't know what the difference is between the two.

I have just come across your Davetown Salvage. That is some fantastic modeling. I have a couple of those busses, and wondered what I would do with them, and I hope you don't mind, but I think you have given me the perfect solution. Thanks for taking the time to post your models.
Tony

Your work is incredible! Thank you for sharing with others. You are responsible for others to unleash their creative abilities. I thank you for your inspiring work!

I enjoyed my visit Dave great stuff here, glad you shared it.

Inspirational

Awsome stuff, thanks for sharing it. Saw you stuff on the MRR forum . Saw those letters you cut out by hand, very impressive, but I think it was probably kinda tedious...next time you need letters let me know, I'll cut them out on my laser...no charge...BTW...I was also born in Baltimore (lived in Lansdowne) and then moved to Wetminster for 20 years...now I live in Hanover PA....keep up the great work!

As a museum preparator, I am very impressed with your work and willingness to share.
Thanks for the inspiration.
chuck

Hey Dave,

So cool to see your site featured on Model Trains Weathered.

You are AWESOME !!!!!

xo xo
Deb

http://modeltrainsweathered.com/index.htm

Wow! Great Dioramas in such a small scale. You must be loving all the 1/87th cars that Walmart has in the toy section lately.....you have seen them right?
Doug

great work dave and lots of imagination. I will spend a lot of time here getting inspired and educated.

BobB