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If this is your first scratchbuild then I can safely say that you have a bright future! Very cool building. Can't wait to see the finished item in it's setting on your layout.

Again, nice job!

John

Put my warehouse doors on beveled the doors and trim so the doors will open . will shingle the roof tomorrow.

Singled roof today and put electric meter on also

Did you take the class at mercer junction or looks more like to me you may have taught the class at mercer junction Excellent work.
Thomas

Nice work Thomas!
Kurt

Thank you .It's was fun

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Originally posted by rustyrail o scale:
Did you take the class at mercer junction or looks more like to me you may have taught the class at mercer junction Excellent work.
Thomas

Dave at Mercer Junction and Stephen Leslie was kind enough to share some of there modeling tips. Thanks

^ Are those Grandt windows?

yes they are

How easy are the Grandt doors & windows to work with? Are there any other compnies that make similar product?

Thomas!
Look very nice! well done.
I like the country signature....
AG.

My first grandson Jasper lives in Madison  Wisconsin. I named the first scratch building after him .

Cool!

I named my layout streets using my kids and wife name.

Andre.

Tom,

 

That looks great!  

 

Waiting for pictures of the sheep.

 

Dave

I like using the Grandt doors & windows. What did you do for shingles?

Verry verry nice job.You did a nice job building this.

Thank All The shingles are O SCALE weathered gray shake-style shingles from Bar Mills 10$ I used a pack and a half. www.barmillsmodels.com

Very nice job. What did you use to model the electric meter?

Welding wire ,small piece of wood