MODELINGVIEWS   

    With the use of Casting Masters and the Vinyl Cement Patcher technique, you not only create all-weather models . . . you can now create and model almost any structure you want. Part of the fun of modeling is gathering reference material. Like finding natural stone along the road, traveling to railroad points of interest or milling around a waterwheel mill makes for a lot of side-trips! Many of our customers know this about us. So they call to see if we've photographed another view. So we invented ModelingViews – the visual information you want to know "about the other side."

    Each includes up to 8 different photographic views or details of a single structure in full color. Printed on a 11" x 17" paper stock they are double laminated.
#7601
Modeling Views:
Glade Creek Grist Mill, WV
(aka Babcock Mill)
One of the most photographed mills in the U.S. A small mill with all the classic features: alongside a stream; multiple siding patterns; unique cedar shake detail; unusual front porch with trap door for loading, and classic wheel post design.

$ 5.95

(any 4 or more for $4.99 ea.)

#7604
Modeling Views:
J.T. Lefler Mill, GA (originally Pine Run Mill, VA)
This small mill has all the charming details associated with a mill pond – waterfall, raceway, and sluice. The stonework includes a walkabout access to wheel. Complete with a rusty metal roof.

$ 5.95

(any 4 or more for $4.99 ea.)

#7609


Modeling Views:
Sutter's Mill, CA


You know the story, what started as a place to run a waterwheel saw mill turned out to create the Gold Rush of California. This open saw mill is an ideal project to combine redwood pieces into vinyl cement patcher castings.

$ 5.95

(any 4 or more for $4.99 ea.)




#7612

 

 

 

MODELING VIEWS:
D.,S.P.&P Roundhouse, Como CO 1885

This enginehouse for narrow-gauge use is classic in every way – capstones, door arches, and wall abutments. And it presents another opportunity to "cast" doors that won't warp (vinyl cement patcher).

$ 5.95

(any 4 or more for $4.99 ea.)

#7605

 

MODELING VIEWS:
Belpre Depot, KS (Santa Fe RR)

Built in 1910 this depot is a classic for small, inexpensive depots. Details: gable roof, beveled bay window, separate baggage and freight area with sloped access.

$ 5.95

(any 4 or more for $4.99 ea.)


#7603

 

MODELING VIEWS:
Hoosac Tunnel - West Adams, MA
A classic cut stone tunnel portal with column abutments and side retaining walls. Arch stones are cut in the unique Eastern style.

$ 5.95

(any 4 or more for $4.99 ea.)


#7607

 

 

MODELING VIEWS:
Rockville Bridge- Maryville,PA

This is the longest stone masonry arch railroad bridge (4 tracks) in the world – 48 arches, 3,820' long. It's ideal for ponds and streams. Shown are classic abutments and cutwaters.

$ 5.95

(any 4 or more for $4.99 ea.)


#7610

 

 

MODELING VIEWS:
Fisher Bridge, VT (St. Johnsbury & Lamoiller County RR)

A last American wooden covered RR bridge with full-length copula smoke vent. We were there when they were refurbishing it – revealing the understructure of the Town-Pratt construction.

$ 5.95

(any 4 or more for $4.99 ea.)

Reveiw Garden Railways Magazine 8/04 pg 122 – "Stoneworks has come up with a new wrinkle in modeling aids – the ModelViews series. These 11"x17" sheets, containing up to eight color photos of a specific structure, are not intended to supply a modeler with compelete information regarding a building, but just to help out with details – things like, "What's the back side look like?" or "What color is it really?" or "How might it be weathered?" or "What does it look like in its natural setting?"
    We were supplied with two review samples: Glade Creek Mill in West Virginia (#7601) and Belpre Depot in Kansas (#7605).If I was modeling either of the structures, I would find lots of detail information in the supplied photos. The color and contrast are good and details are easy to see.
    The photos are laid out attractively and the ModelViews would make interesting wall ornaments or place mats in addition to their intended functions." – M.H.