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Started by amecks, December 24, 2016, 07:52:05 PM

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amecks

When she was a kid, my mom's uncle would set up an elaborate village every year.  She began around 1975 and carried on the tradition til she passed.  Now the tradition is in my hands.



One of the village residents

Al
Jordan, NY

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Yadda

You might say I have a tool collecting problem....

skipskip

Nice!

Hornby train?

Merry Christmas

Skip
A place for everything and everything on the floor

Northwoods

The ORIGINAL Northwoods.

jimwrench

 Very neat tradition. Merry Christmas to everyone.
Jim
Mr. Dollarwrench

amecks

Skip, I don't know what a Hornby train is... I'll have to look it up.  It's the Marklin (W Germany) set that my mom bought, with a few extra pieces of track.
Mrs. E bought me this cool shirt for Christmas...

As an equipment mechanic I soon learned these were called "bush bolts",  all those extra pieces that you throw in the bushes when you're done with a repair!

Al
Al
Jordan, NY

gibsontool

Merry Christmas to all and all the best in the new year.

lptools

Hello, Al. Cool shirt!  Merry Christmas to all from Sunny Syracuse, a balmy 36 degrees right now! Regards, Lou
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Bill Houghton

Sweet little mousie, and I like the shirt - I may have to put that on my wish list!

Nolatoolguy

Merry Christmas an a great new year :)
And I'm proud to be an American,
where at least I know I'm free.
And I won't forget the men who died,
who gave that right to me.
~Lee Greenwood

OldRencher

Quote from: amecks on December 24, 2016, 07:52:05 PM
When she was a kid, my mom's uncle would set up an elaborate village every year.  She began around 1975 and carried on the tradition til she passed.  Now the tradition is in my hands.



One of the village residents


Looking forward to seeing it in person next year, Al.
He who passes this world with the most tools wins.
Syracuse, New York.
Vintage Tool and Motorcycle Collector.

john k

Looks like another model railroader here,  sounds like a good tradition.
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