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#31
I set the warehouse to the side and glued the main REA structure walls together.

I used weights and metal squares to ensure the walls were square and held in place as the glue dried.







#32
The gabled end wall was painted to match the other walls.

I also made a final floor test fit prior to staining the floor.



#33
I also forgot to add an interior end wall. So that came next.



You can see in the next photo how the flooring runs across and not length wise.

#34
The flooring wasn't wide enough for the span. I decided to have the flooring run across the warehouse instead of length wise.



#35
I added several cross braces to support the warehouse flooring. Here is the first one, an 8X8.



Here is how the flooring will look.

#36
Quote from: Bruce Oberleitner on March 21, 2024, 11:58:06 AMHi Uncle Tommy,
Just wanted to say HI and see how much "Diet Pepsi" was required for such a project.  Doing well here but just buried in household projects these days.  As always, your model and progress are outstanding!

8)  8)  8)


Cousin Brucie,

Good to see you my friend. It has required a lot of Diet Pepsi to get this far. As you know, Diet Pepsi is my life's blood on any build.

I'll give you a call in the next few days.

Tom 
#37
Quote from: Vietnam Seabee on March 21, 2024, 07:58:49 AMTom....referring back to your statement about the time it takes to present a sbs build snd then have little or no response.....no excuse on my part other thsn being complacent ...so much to learn from your and others who present their work
Terry



Terry,

I guess I was complaining but it does require much time to post a detailed thread.

Thank you for the comment and for following along.

Tom 
#38
Quote from: jerryrbeach on March 20, 2024, 07:44:30 PMTom,

Outstanding modeling!  Your attention to detail shines in this thread, exactly like your others. Thanks for sharing this build.


Jerry,

Your kind and generous comments are appreciated. Thank you.

Tom 
#39
Quote from: nycjeff on March 18, 2024, 04:43:34 PMHello Tom, you're doing your usual great job on this big kit build. It's looking good and I am looking forward to seeing it on your layout.


Jeff,

Thank you for following along. I'm enjoying your builds also.

Tom
#40
Quote from: PRR Modeler on March 18, 2024, 10:46:48 AMGreat looking progress Tom.

Thank you Curt.
#41
Quote from: ReadingBob on March 18, 2024, 07:23:36 AMLooking good Tom!  Of course, I've had the pleasure of seeing this one in person.  It's going to be a real eye catcher in when it's finished and in its new home.
Bob,

Thank you, very much appreciated.

Tom
#42
Baggage Car - Daily Chat / Re: Friday 12 March
March 22, 2024, 09:08:50 AM
Morning all and all drifters,

As Terry said, "It's raining here this morning." 100% all day and most of tomorrow. Puts a damper on my yard work.

I'll just suck it up and play, err, I mean work in the A&S RR office today.

I'll update the FOS REA build later this afternoon.

Have a safe and healthy day ya'll.

Tom 
#43
Afternoon all,

Been working on household 1:1 stuff.

Hope ya'll are staying safe and healthy.

Tom 
#44
Morning Bob and others,

No webcam here either!  8)

Yard work awaits me this morning.

Have a safe and healthy day.

Tom 
#45
Morning all,

Nothing special going on here. I have bowling at noon and then a late lunch with friends.

Have a safe and healthy day everyone.

Tom 
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