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Here are a few photos of a background "flat" that I worked on over the holidays. It is kitbashed from three Atlas City Litho flats. It's ready for me to weather and scenic.

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The vents and air conditioner are HO scale Walthers details. But they look good in O. The water tank is Ameri-Town with custom made decal. The tall smoke stack is also an HO Walthers detail. Roof covering is typical tar and stone roof using Woodland Scenics fine grey ballast.

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I added wood bumpers to the docks, exteriors light fixtures (non-working), and hand rails to steps. The concrete slabs are Plaster of Paris stained with Model Master aged concrete paint. I also added interior lighting.

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Before and after shot of adding mortar line to brick.

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JACKIEJR,

Unfortunately I do not know where the light fixtures came from. I have a lots of part that I have collected over the last 50+ years - stuff I salvage off junk kits, extra parts from kits, etc. These were in my "light fixture" drawer. I had to make the gooseneck out of brass wire. They may be from an old HO scale Campbells Scale Model kit.

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JACKIEJR,

Unfortunately I do not know where the light fixtures came from. I have a lots of part that I have collected over the last 50+ years - stuff I salvage off junk kits, extra parts from kits, etc. These were in my "light fixture" drawer. I had to make the gooseneck out of brass wire. They may be from an old HO scale Campbells Scale Model kit.

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Thank you for your response Matthew. I have located a source.

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OGR Publishing, Inc., 1310 Eastside Centre Ct, Ste 6, Mountain Home, AR 72653
800-980-OGRR (6477)
www.ogaugerr.com

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