Thanksgiving Savings from Todd Architectural Models 15% OFF WEBSITE STORE ITEMS

Was planning on ordering some additional pieces after New Year's, but then you have to go and make this special offer. Bah... Humbug... (order placed)   

Paul-

Thank you for ther order! Would you like clear or translucent windows on the Manufacturing Warehouse? Also, on the first and second floors we can use windows with partial brick or concrete block inserts that fill in one, two or three frames of windows. From experience so far, one course of brick or block on the first floor looks really good. The alternative is to have them randomized.

ToddModel posted:

Paul-

Thank you for ther order! Would you like clear or translucent windows on the Manufacturing Warehouse? Also, on the first and second floors we can use windows with partial brick or concrete block inserts that fill in one, two or three frames of windows. From experience so far, one course of brick or block on the first floor looks really good. The alternative is to have them randomized.

Doug;

Before I decide on the clear or translucent windows, I'm not sure I understand what you mean with the partial brick or concrete block inserts in the windows. Could you elaborate a bit on what that is all about???

Thanks.

Paul-

Here's a picture of the different windows with either brick or concrete block infills. Note that the square windows are framed 4 over 4 and the rectangular (shorter) windows are framed 3 over 4. The idea of the variety of offerings is to create a more realistic building front, as many of these buildings evolved over the years. We offered this semi-customization at York and the single row of brick or concrete block on the first floor of the concrete warehouse was the most popular. I like the windows glazed in translucent, but both look pretty good.

ToddModel posted:

Paul-

Here's a picture of the different windows with either brick or concrete block infills. Note that the square windows are framed 4 over 4 and the rectangular (shorter) windows are framed 3 over 4. The idea of the variety of offerings is to create a more realistic building front, as many of these buildings evolved over the years. We offered this semi-customization at York and the single row of brick or concrete block on the first floor of the concrete warehouse was the most popular. I like the windows glazed in translucent, but both look pretty good.

Doug;

That makes it a lot clearer. I like the single row of bricks on the ground floor for both buildings. And I think I'll try the translucent windows on both.

Thanks for the info. 

The 15% off sale ends this evening! Check out the SHOP pull down menu on the website for the assortment of shadowbox warehouse building fronts, laser cut letter sets and windows. Note that all buildings can have the building front lettered with you building name for no additional charge. We'll make a custom roof top billboard-style building name at no additional charge if the you purchase a four- story shadowbox set that is at least 3 pieces (36") long.

Doug;

Quick question... have you done the lettering for the concrete warehouse yet??? If not, I would be interested in changing the name - a recent photo here on the Forum has reminded me that it is a good representation of the old Army Terminal buildings.

Thanks 

Paul-

The lettering is not done until you tell me what to put on.

Great Doug. I would like to have the concrete warehouse named Bush Terminal (the other should still be Abraham & Straus). Here is a pic that popped up here a couple of days ago of one of the buildings at Bush Terminal - now called Industry City: