Possible supply source

I get a wooden ship model kit catalog from a company called Model Expo
(www.modelexpo.com). They have a large variety of scale wood dowels, woods
strips, wood sheets, various metal tubing and rods, etc. They have a
decorative metal fittings that would work for picture frames, mirrors, etc.

They might be a good source for scale objects when your building. As I was
typing, I thought about some of their copper tubing for exposed plumbing.

They also have a large assortment of miniature tools.

I used some left-over wood strips to do the foyer in the house I built for
my little one. Looked pretty good.

I don't think you can have to many sources available when your looking for
scale items.

Larry

"Retiredff" wrote in message
link.net...
I get a wooden ship model kit catalog from a company called Model Expo
(www.modelexpo.com). They have a large variety of scale wood dowels, woods
strips, wood sheets, various metal tubing and rods, etc. They have a
decorative metal fittings that would work for picture frames, mirrors,
etc.

They might be a good source for scale objects when your building. As I was
typing, I thought about some of their copper tubing for exposed plumbing.

They also have a large assortment of miniature tools.

I used some left-over wood strips to do the foyer in the house I built for
my little one. Looked pretty good.

I don't think you can have to many sources available when your looking for
scale items.

Larry

I tried the link and came to a funky page about vacation rentals. I tried
typing in the url and still got to a funky page.

Is it me???

Carol

Carol wrote:
"Retiredff" wrote in message
link.net...

I get a wooden ship model kit catalog from a company called Model Expo
(www.modelexpo.com). They have a large variety of scale wood dowels, woods
strips, wood sheets, various metal tubing and rods, etc. They have a
decorative metal fittings that would work for picture frames, mirrors,

etc.

They might be a good source for scale objects when your building. As I was
typing, I thought about some of their copper tubing for exposed plumbing.

They also have a large assortment of miniature tools.

I used some left-over wood strips to do the foyer in the house I built for
my little one. Looked pretty good.

I don't think you can have to many sources available when your looking for
scale items.

Larry


I tried the link and came to a funky page about vacation rentals. I tried
typing in the url and still got to a funky page.

Is it me???


the same happened here....

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vixx'

No, Carol it isn't you, it's Larry. LOL!!! The correct URL is:
http://www.modelexpoinc.com/
At least I think that's the one he meant...

Karin


I tried the link and came to a funky page about vacation rentals. I tried
typing in the url and still got to a funky page.

Is it me???

Carol

"Karin Langeveld" wrote in message
...
No, Carol it isn't you, it's Larry. LOL!!! The correct URL is:
http://www.modelexpoinc.com/
At least I think that's the one he meant...

Karin

Thanks Karin. I went there and the site is currently offline.

Carol

Carol wrote:
"Retiredff" wrote in message
link.net...
I get a wooden ship model kit catalog from a company called Model
Expo (www.modelexpo.com). They have a large I tried the link and came
to a funky page about vacation rentals. I
tried typing in the url and still got to a funky page.

Is it me???

Carol

No, it was me. WWW.modelexpo-online.com.

Sorry about that.

Larry

Karin Langeveld wrote:
No, Carol it isn't you, it's Larry. LOL!!! The correct URL is:
http://www.modelexpoinc.com/
At least I think that's the one he meant...

Karin


I tried the link and came to a funky page about vacation rentals. I
tried typing in the url and still got to a funky page.

Is it me???

Carol

My apologies. That one works, along with www.modelexpo-online.com

Larry

I just tried the site & it worked, great if you're into ship & R/C models.

havana bill & holly wrote:
I just tried the site & it worked, great if you're into ship & R/C
models.

Did you read my original post? There is plenty there, both in their tools
and supplies, that would work great for dollhouses.