got started today and here’s what i got
You’re off to a good start.
Looking good. I need to make myself an engine house someday.
Nice work!
going to make up a jig for the rafters tomorrow and try to make up some corrugated steel
Scooby,
I like the way you are framing it.
One of these days I need to rig up my table saw so I can rip some scale lumber.
Like Shawn, I need to build an engine house too.
Ralph
I try to stay as close as a Prototypes would be built.I really have to say how much I love the scale calculator they have here
Jeeze Scooby, can you make that picture in your signature any larger? ha ha ha!
Greg
Sig’s a bit large there, Scoob. Fix it, please.
…and you really don’t need those IMG tags here. 
BTW, that’s some nice framing. 
cut some barn board today it’s a scale 14"x2"x15’ thx to the scale calculator
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by the way the coach in the shed is going to become a motor car for the line;)
scooby, glad to see that you are closing up some of the draftiness. :lol:
Looks good. Keep up the good work!
heres an up date
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Looking good Scooby. How are you keeping the rafters lined up. With just those old hunks of wood for a jig? I’m impressed with your woodworking skill. A fully framed wood building is quite an undertaking.
thx .Ya I’m using 2 old (real)2x4 to hold up the rafters
roof is on
(http://i280.photobucket.com/albums/kk200/scooby19784/66666001.jpg)
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(http://i280.photobucket.com/albums/kk200/scooby19784/66666004.jpg)
(http://i280.photobucket.com/albums/kk200/scooby19784/66666005.jpg)
Looking real good.
can you inform us how you are cutting those timbers? especially the planking.
Regards
Dave