I've done a few of my K-Lineville buildings...the grocery, hardware..and some Plasticville..the ice cream stand. And now the gas station. I really enjoy doing these.
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Looking good!
Ahitpy, I must say when I scrolled over the very first picture, I thought "How cool. He printed a photo or a 3-D image on his computer and inserted it in the garage door."
Then I scrolled to the next photo and realized I was quite wrong on that initial assessment.
I like it. Very good.
People tend to think of the non-scale train buyer as a toy train guy and not a model railroader. And yet I am noticing more and more (including myself) toy train guys that are doing some real neat and innovative modeling... we just have scale rulers that are a little more bendable 
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Another well known magazine in another scale had the slogan "Model Railroading is Scale." Ooops, that's not it... the slogan was "Model Railroading is Fun." Your project here Ahitpy, might not get any respect by that magazine or its' readers, but it sure qualifies under their motto.
Ahitpy- great modeling! Brian- your modeling philosophy is the same as mine! JohnA
builder of the BuffalO31 Central Terminal
Looks great, and I agree...it's very satisfying to detail P-ville K-Lineville etc. My wife even calls bringing out the cast in details brought out by painting 'therapeutic'
Plus I have always loved the word LUBRITORIUM
Tom
