Now the abandon one just needs some pigeons roosting in it.

I know. "Shut up Dave."

Next up is Bergs. 

He needs a clean-up.

Nice job, Ken.   Looking forward to seeing it in person at the next KOPS!

Reworked building looks great, Ken....           

One done, now on to the next one. 

and that "obscure corner of the layout"................

That's the plan, Dave.

Finding an "obscure corner of the layout" might be the tough part................

Now you can place the decrepit one on some obscure corner of the layout, as an abandon structure, and let nature reclaim it.

Jon Radder said:

 I like the falling apart look for structures.  

So do I Jon, to a certain extent.

But not this decrepit...............;)

I may find a use for it on some other part of the layout. 

But, for now, this is what the freight house will look like in Mancos.

Got some paint on the thing yesterday and today. Still needs some the bottom portion.

Finished up the roof. Still needs some touch-up.

And while all this was going on, I repaired the platform, too. Paint was chipped and it was a bit warped. 

Ken Brunt said:

Rooster ' said:

Ken Brunt said:

Onward and upward.............

Building the substructure was a piece of cake

 

 

 

 

 

 

What kind of cake ?

Birthday

Not the same as Humble Pie ...Looks great Ken ...

Rooster ' said:

Ken Brunt said:

Onward and upward.............

Building the substructure was a piece of cake

 

 

 

 

 

 

What kind of cake ?

Birthday

Cliff 

I have been using 15 lb, I think my next batch will be 18 lb

check out the blog

https://precisionboard.com/signage/model-railroad-buildings-hdu-laser/

Dennis, about the PB, do you use PBHT or PBLT? And what density? 

Cliff

I use Gorrilla super glue to glue yes the ADA solid color acrylic together and then the Lexel to the or in the opening. 

Dennis

Wow. Zers.

Thanks Dennis... 

Gotta find my jaw, it dropped off and is under the desk somewhere...

Thanks Jim and Cliff

Dennis: It all looks spectacular. Nice job!

Cliff: Thanks for poking the bear and waking Dennis up to show us his progress!

Hi all,

This project has resumed with the onset of winter. I have added Phoenix sound and Airwire in the past few week. I have also added more handrails, piping, sand pipes, and some weathering. Still more piping and conduit to do. She went out on the mainline this morning.

http://www.largescalecentral.com/filesharing/file/view/14480/20191123-124820-1-jpg

Cheers,
Matt

Looking for a safe and effective method of removing the existing screen printed logos and lines on an LGB Forney so I can put on new ones made by Stan Cedarleaf...I appreciate anyone's advice if they've don this before.

Thanks -Richard