laugardagur, 2. ágúst 2014
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I started cutting out the door and window openings for the Waterbury freight house before we left on vacation. I had some time this afternoon so I finished those up and taped the walls together to see the structures would look when installed on the layout. When this photo was taken I still hadn't cut the door and window openings on the one-story "new" freight house.
With these structures in place I could determine how big to make the Shepley Coal Co. sheds.
To the left of the two-story building you can see the paper walls to get a rough idea of the size of the sheds.
I'm using wood for the two story portion of the building since it was unpainted during the era I'm modeling. I felt the wood would be easier to stain to look like unpainted wood than styrene. It's been a long time since I've cut window openings in basswood. Now I remember why I prefer styrene!
Waterbury Freight House
I started cutting out the door and window openings for the Waterbury freight house before we left on vacation. I had some time this afternoon so I finished those up and taped the walls together to see the structures would look when installed on the layout. When this photo was taken I still hadn't cut the door and window openings on the one-story "new" freight house.
To the left of the two-story building you can see the paper walls to get a rough idea of the size of the sheds.
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