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| Mike drills pilot holes into the table legs. | John installs adjustable screw glides. | This results in adjustable height table legs. |
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| LJ assists with the assembly of the Anchorage yard bench work. | Our master craftsmen insist every piece of assembly is square and level. | LJ installs legs into the bench work of the Anchorage yard. |
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| A panoramic shot of the room. |
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| Mike and LJ assemble the bench work for the reverse loop/mountain district. John installed the old stereo system so workers could enjoy tunes while toiling. | ||
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| LJ had to work late so Mike went solo and assembled the L-girder bench work for the TwentyMile district. Most of the old train tables are disassembled and ready to be harvested for lumber. LJ would return later in the week to finish disassembling of the old train tables. | John used the shop vac and vacuum cleaner to pick up all those pesky wood shavings. He shared he had purchased three Alaska Railroad covered hoppers and an Alaska Railroad Suburban from former Alaska resident Steve Katkus. |
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February 22, 2018: A very exciting evening indeed! LJ and Mike begin assembling the L-girder bench work for the Alaska Pacific University (APU) district. LJ's dog Zeus provides some much needed additional supervision. John shared Steve Booth from Soldotna, Alaska sent a scenery care package consisting of Woodland Scenics products such as turf, grass, ballast, water, plaster cloth, rock molds and six bears. Thanks so much Steve! |
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