Small Plasticville homes evolve imitating real life | O Gauge Railroading On Line Forum

LionelskiOGR Forum Member SUPPORTING MEMBER

In the late 1940's -1950's thousands of small homes were built throughout the country to accommodate the Greatest Generation returning from WW2 and getting married. Plasticville's small Cape Cod houses are perfect examples of these.

These small homes grew with their families (the Baby Boomers).

This evolution of these homes is reflected in the pics below of a couple recent projects of mine. Mandatory garages and back deck!

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6/22/214:16 PM

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Jerry WilliamsOGR Forum Member SUPPORTING MEMBER

Nice work John. I love those houses. Great idea!

Artie-DL&WOGR Forum Member MEMORIALIZED MEMBER

Great buildings, John!

Forty RodOGR Forum Member SUPPORTING MEMBER

Oo boy oh boy oh boy!!!

More kit-bashing ideas for my Plasticville trash.

6/23/2111:17 AM

bigtruckpeteOGR Forum Member

Very nice work and good inspiration to do some improvements!!

dkdkrdOGR Forum Member SUPPORTING MEMBERDIGITAL SUBSCRIBER

Yepper, those PV cottages are very bash-worthy!... thumb

BTW...Nice house/homes, John! clapping

KD

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RSJB18OGR Forum Member SUPPORTING MEMBERDIGITAL SUBSCRIBER

Another winner John. You can start building the next Levittown! laugh

Bob

Putnam DivisionOGR Forum Member SUPPORTING MEMBERDIGITAL SUBSCRIBER

Well done!

Peter

Jerry WilliamsOGR Forum Member SUPPORTING MEMBER

Very nice work KD. Excellent Plasticville bashes!

LionelskiOGR Forum Member SUPPORTING MEMBER

@dkdkrd posted:
Yepper, those PV cottages are very bash-worthy!...
BTW...Nice house/homes, John!
KD

Thanks for all of the kind replies guys!

KD, the motels and gas station - very cool.

Thanks for sharing

EmpireBuilderDaveOGR Forum Member DIGITAL SUBSCRIBER

Very nice. I just wish the Plasticville were closer to true 1:48 scale as they have some nice detail to them with a little extra work.

7/1/218:47 AM

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