Very well done, Ron. 

Quote from: ACL1504 on February 18, 2026, 01:56:30 PMMike,

That looks really good. Well done.

Tom

Thank you, Tom.

Quote from: Mark Dalrymple on February 17, 2026, 08:08:23 PMLooking good, Mike.

Fit seems very accurate.

Cheers, Mark.

Mark,

Thank you.  Went together better than I expected. A few adjustments and shaving were necessary of course.

Mike

Quote from: PRR Modeler on February 17, 2026, 07:37:01 PMThat's going to be a large building when done Mike.

Curt,

You're right.  It barely fits the allotted space.

Mike

Nice work. I see the newer one has an ACI label. They still looked pretty new when I started hanging around the tracks in the late 1960s.

Quote from: ACL1504 on February 18, 2026, 01:52:34 PMRon,

Great looking door. I'm enjoying this adventure. Also, great looking walls.

Tom

Thanks Tom, Glad you are enjoying the adventure.

Beautiful job!! Great detail.

Jerry

Fencing depends a lot on the location and era. I don't recall much split rail fence in New England after the Civil War - in places settled by 1820 most of the hardwood big enough to split for rails had already been cut, and each plowed field generated new stone every spring. I don't know the upper Delaware and Susquehanna drainages that well, but I have the idea that split rail would have been an option through Dave's period.

Gotta pre-drill for the spikes!
Progress pic.
Waiting on NBW's from Ozark and music wire from Jeff..
MJinTN

Tom glad everything went well.

Jerry