Ameritown Midtown Hotel | O Gauge Railroading On Line Forum

Stu GralnikOGR Forum Member DIGITAL SUBSCRIBER

This shows how the Midtown Hotel kits were used to make 3 or 4 separate buildings. The two with the light brick are located in the down town area of the layout. The redbrick represents a tenement building. The gold brick Borrelli building used another Ameritown Front to make a different looking building. The building on the left wraps the fire escape for added interest.

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9/18/132:51 PM

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David MinarikOGR Forum Member DIGITAL SUBSCRIBER

Stu,

Looks nice!

Dave

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Good job Stu. You make the ordinary look well extraordinary.

9/19/1312:33 AM

Allan MillerOGR Editor-in-Chief SUPPORTING MEMBERDIGITAL SUBSCRIBER

Very nicely done, Stu! I sure could use some more kitbashing articles for the magazine if/when you fellows are motivated to document these sorts of projects.

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