I like the look of scaffolding around structures on roof tops. I took a Korber Fire Escape kit and cut it up to use around a Miller Engineering sign. I made it "portable" so I can easily move it to a different building if wanted.
I really like the look and quality of the Korber Fire Escape Kits, I belive they are $12.00 each. I just ordered a few more to have on hand for future bashing.
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Nice touch using scaffolding. Have you given thought to adding a few workers to give it that added touch of realism? Never noticed other forum members mention using it with their buildings. You could likewise use scaffording for a window washing scenario on a multi-story building such as some of MTH's six story buildings.
Thanks ogaugeguy. Funny you should mention the workers. After taking the pictures I did place some workers on the scaffolding. I like the window wash idea. I will be giving that a try soon.
Very nice idea.
Great idea Jeff!! Looks fantastic...
Alan
Very nice work!!! And thanks for the info on the fire escape kits I NEED some now!!!
I agree with everyone else. Great idea & workmanship. Mimicking real life is hard to do sometimes as we just don't see it staring at us, but you got it.
Dennis
That's REALLY nice Jeff!!!
- walt
Great idea looks top notch.
Hi Jeff,
That looks beautiful, great idea
Alex
Thank you all for the nice compliments. I added some workers to the scaffolding as suggested. The photo did not come out well.
I also added a wood floor to the building for a second story office. I tried to take phots from the outside looking in but they simply would not take. I'm guessing the plastic windows reflect somehow. I made the rear wall "false" to hide wiring and the Miller Sign electronics.
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