Jennings is a great example. Thanks!!
Thanks, Patrick.
The main town on my new layout is currently oriented at an angle to the track / yard direction for two reasons. One, It allows you to look down...
Patrick, that was my N scale layout 20 years ago. The pavilion / open shed was scratch built--no kit involved. It was just an open shed to park...
The paper produce stand is nearly complete. If you've never tried a paper structure you might want to. It needs some empty crates and a person on...
I'm lazy. I would use a sheet of scribed siding for the floor--saves lots of time. The pavilion would have to be scratch built stick-at-a-time,...
That may be the route I take, Joe. Thanks!!
Some have relief; some cause to see what's not there by the colors. They do a pretty good job. Some create relief with layers of paper. The doors...
ok...a couple of more buildings are nearly done. The Zeke's Place idea came from 1) the name of my dog (he's gone as of Apr 17. Besides my wife,...
If the layout was larger that would be a great idea. As it is, you could remove the building portion and add another set of timber supports.
Actually, this would be a good kit for the dual gauge portion of the layout. There will be a transfer station for loading from narrow gauge box...
Absolutely.
If you look at my layout, you'll see that I'm not a rivet counter!! The town names will have fictitious names; there are locomotives that didn't...
Thanks, Gary. Now I know what the machine shop started life as.
Man, you're right--that is the same building! Too funny!! On many kits--rolling stock and structures--I do the same thing you mentioned by filing...
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