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Title: BARNABUS O'REILLEY lumber -sand -coal -roofing
Post by: hairball on November 18, 2019, 08:04:53 PM
I love FSM designs , George S is the best and switching to O scale meant scratch building them.  Unless your real familiar with his design #275 ( duffys ) I built it backwards.  I added extra bump outs, widened stairs, changed railings doors and windows. Added some large gable end vents and some great grandt line gable end Victorian details.  I free styled a lot with this as it was not meant to copy his just pay homage to his main design.

The colour of this is floquil driftwood stain , floquil rust over that and thinned slightly, various lifted cracked siding highlighted with floquil tan and vintage white ?

I have a habit of throwing many different roofing materials into a build as I can.  We have corregated iron naturally rusted, shingles hand cut from veneer and applied one at a time , stained with leather dye and alcohol, roll paper roofing from paper bags, copper raised seam and metal raised seam.  Now that's variety???

Because there is so much detail to see I am going to double post picture amount.  I built this for On30 rail.

mike lynch..........madmike3434.......HAIRBALL
Title: Re: BARNABUS O'REILLEY lumber -sand -coal -roofing
Post by: hairball on November 18, 2019, 08:21:50 PM
MORE PICTURES

MIKE ............HAIRBALL
Title: Re: BARNABUS O'REILLEY lumber -sand -coal -roofing
Post by: Janbouli on November 19, 2019, 07:13:45 AM
Wow, looks awesome
Title: Re: BARNABUS O'REILLEY lumber -sand -coal -roofing
Post by: GPdemayo on November 19, 2019, 08:47:00 AM
Great job..... 8)
Title: Re: BARNABUS O'REILLEY lumber -sand -coal -roofing
Post by: ACL1504 on November 19, 2019, 03:02:54 PM

Mike,
I agree, "O" scale, wow! Very nicely done as well.

Tom  ;D
Title: Re: BARNABUS O'REILLEY lumber -sand -coal -roofing
Post by: postalkarl on November 20, 2019, 05:46:08 AM
hey Mike:

Another beautiful job. Love the lumber shed.

Karl