October 02, 2005

 

Simple Meccano (with a crane!)


This assembly was quite straight forward with every piece coming together perfectly. There didn't seem to be any major adjustments with the actual frame taking only a few days to go up. Securing all the bolts, however, took over a week.

On the next photo you can see the roof covering which was completed last Friday (9/30/2005). As my budget didn't allow for roof tiles I decided to uses metal sheeting, but in four tones. I got the idea from a friend's restaurant "Chez le Ragoût. This is the same place, by the way, where I have all my wine and cheese parties!


# posted by eigo @ 7:32 a.m.
Comments:
Congratulations on the work in progress. It is very interesting to follow and what a smart idea to have the outlets put in ahead of time and in the right locations! Can't wait to see the final product. Your big sister AM
# posted by Anonymous Anonymous : 1:48 a.m.
 
SIMPLE MECCANO:

BEAUTIFUL PLANNED STRUCTURE AND YOUR WEBSITE IS THE BEST ONE THAT I HAVE SEEN THUS FAR. IT IS VERY EASY TO VISUALIZE FROM THE PICTURES THAT YOU ADDED AND THE TEXT OF EXPLANATIONS IS SIMPLY WELL STATED.

SAMOHT
USA
# posted by Blogger Samoht Kcinep Rowlf : 8:55 p.m.
 
Thank you everyone for your comments. It makes updating this blog all the more enjoyable!
# posted by Blogger eigo : 9:04 a.m.
 
Chez le Ragout:

Is this a restaurant in Fukushima or in Canada? Do you have a favorite brand of wine? What is your recommended cheese?

Samoht
# posted by Blogger Samoht Kcinep Rowlf : 1:22 p.m.
 
Chez le Ragout is a restaurant in Fukushima. Most good wines are enjoyed in different ways and most often when accompanying (or being accompanied by, as the case may be) a dish or meal. I am particular to French wines but for good value and drinking every day I must admit that California's own "Two Buck Chuck" was VERY good!
As for cheeses is one of my favoritesis Epoisses,
# posted by Blogger eigo : 5:13 p.m.
 
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