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Roger WassonOGR Forum Member SUPPORTING MEMBERDIGITAL SUBSCRIBER

Below is a photo that was posted here on the forum a couple of weeks ago. It was taken by my good friend Alan Arnold, (leavingtracks). I have had several folks ask about the roundhouse, the smoke stacks and also the work platforms that are in this photo.

The roundhouse is the 5 stall kit from Dennis Brennan. The kit is fabulous, and I cannot say enough good things about his details and his instructions that go along with this kit.

The smoke stacks and the work platforms are from Dave at Crescent Locomotive Works. Dave does great work, his details are next to none and I would highly recommend him to anyone that wants to enhance their layout with his structures, details, etc.

Thanks for all your questions and good words about my layout.

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7/10/1310:18 PM

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TrainsRMeOGR Forum Member

I believe that is the nicest model roundhouse I have ever seen. I love the gooseneck lights over each door.

7/10/1310:23 PM

leavingtracksOGR Forum Member DIGITAL SUBSCRIBER

Roger did a fine job putting the kit together.....AND.....he installed a glass roof so that the viewer can see the details he is adding to the interior. One of my favorite things about the roundhouse are the large stall doors....adds a lot to the look.

Alan

7/11/1312:19 AM

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Roger who makes those goose neck lamps?

nmtrainsOGR Forum Member

Originally Posted by Laidoffsick:

Roger who makes those goose neck lamps?

WWW.walthers.com item #933-1094 HO-3/pkg.

Roger WassonOGR Forum Member SUPPORTING MEMBERDIGITAL SUBSCRIBER

Originally Posted by nmtrains:

Originally Posted by Laidoffsick:

Roger who makes those goose neck lamps?

WWW.walthers.com item #933-1094 HO-3/pkg.

Laidoffsick,

nmtrains is correct.....they are Walther's items. I added these to the kit. The kit is great, but I just wanted to add lighting to the roundhouse.

Thanks again everyone for your compliments and your replies.

Former Member

Roger, the roundhouse is fabulous.

7/11/1312:23 PM

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