AT&SF Santa Fe, NM Station now Available!

Hi all,

My apologies for the delay in getting these additional photos posted. The Traingineers in Dallas have been cranking lately and needed to complete some final details on the model before we posted these pics. At any rate, just wanted to show you how nice this station looks and give you an idea of what the perimeter of the building looks like. Each station comes with the base which includes the herringbone brick patio and poured concrete sidewalk on the street facing side of the station.

Hope you enjoy the pics! I believe as of today we have 2 stations remaining at the introductory price!

Thank you,
Mike

PRICE??!?? Major omission from this posting, as well as contact info?

colorado hirailer posted:

PRICE??!?? Major omission from this posting, as well as contact info?

Click on the picture in the first post 

So the answer without jumping through hoops is  $1298.00 

Nice station to model , could be a better fit of the windows and doors in the openings of the walls , looks like gaps between the window and door frames  and the walls , maybe that was the way they were in real life .Even on the "brochure" picture of the front shot of the station lit up the window on the right appears to have light coming out between the wall and the window frame . Maybe it is the camera shot or lighting .

That is one nice looking station!!! Thanks Mike!

Silver Lake posted:

So the answer without jumping through hoops is  $1298.00 

Or Buy it now for $1097.00.  Congrat's to the 50 people who buy this beautiful station.

Nice model.  Here are photos of the station that I took in 2014.

Scratchbuilder1-48 posted:

Nice station to model , could be a better fit of the windows and doors in the openings of the walls , looks like gaps between the window and door frames  and the walls , maybe that was the way they were in real life .Even on the "brochure" picture of the front shot of the station lit up the window on the right appears to have light coming out between the wall and the window frame . Maybe it is the camera shot or lighting .

As someone who grew up in the southwest with all manner of stucco veneer over brick buildings:  the way the window frames are portrayed on this model are spot on, especially for a station/warehouse type building.

Rarely were the openings in the building square.

My initial reaction was, "wow..they even got the window frames and large green gate/door correct the way adobe shifts around the frames constantly.

Yes, it was the way these old building were in real life, especially in the time frame they are portraying with the model.

If you look at recent pictures, you can see th eheavy build up of caulk, etc.. to plug the gaps.  A constant battle.