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Like everything around me, the site is scratch-built
too. Yep, I coded the whole thing myself, in XHTML. What the heck is that,
you say? Some sort of strange language spoken by byte-twiddlers in cyberspace.
I only mention this because it reflects my do it yourself philosophy,
that carries over into my line of Hydrocal model railroad structure kits and
castings. I've done them all myself from scratch, too.
You won't find any cheap plastic stuff.
You won't find any machines cranking them out, or rumors of some poor
third-world sweatshop employing child labor. I'm the only poor fool here!
Slaving away just for you day and night. No, actually, I just love to build
models, especially structure models, and as long as I was doing it, I
figured maybe you'd like to have one too.
You will find I offer a full line of some of the finest
Hydrocal castings and craftsman structure kits, mostly in HO
scale, some in O and a little in S. Sorry, but I do not
support N-scale (it's just too small) or G-scale (guess why), other than
suggesting that some of my stock pannels could be used and pointing you towards
my How 2 on-line clinics.
All the work... well, I do job a few of the detail
parts out, but I, me, C. C. Crow, does 99 percent of the work,
from designing and creating the hand-scribed patterns (no plastic
embossed bricks!) and precisely assembled masters, making the silicone
rubber molds, mixing the plaster(pure White Hydrocal), pouring it,
packing them up with parts and carefully written instructions-
Yep, I pretty much do the whole thing down here
in the basement on Marine View Drive in Chennault Beach, in Mukilteo (which we
are told means "good camping place" in the local native American's dialect, but
somehow the local politicians have turned into "good taxing place!"),
just north of beautiful, even if it is raining (and the Seahawks are loosing),
Seattle, Washington.
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