N-scale architect Wharton Iron becomes a grain elevator.

[rslaserkits]

Looking great Jan and thanks for useing our shingles
rich

[Janbouli]

Putting together the main building.



And the side building.



The shed for unloading hoppers.



Some photo's of the finished structure on my layout , this is not where it will end up on my layout and further detailing will be done when it is installed on my layout.

[GPdemayo]

Great work Jan.....nice addition to the layout. 

[Janbouli]

Thanx Gregory

[postalkarl]

Hi Jan:

Really look great. Thanks for the photos.

Karl

[Janbouli]

Thanx Karl and others for the compliments , makes me want to start another one soon.

[Mark Dalrymple]

Really neat, Jan.

I've enjoyed watching your progress.

Cheers, Mark.

[postalkarl]

Hi Jan:

As I said it looks great. Didn't think I was gonna like the black roof but on the finsihed model it all comes together. Great job. Any signs gonna go on it? Can't wait to see the detailing and see it placed on its home on your RR. Trackwork and scenery also looks great.

Karl

[Janbouli]

Thanks Karl , yes there will be signs and details , the signs will have to wait though until I know which town it will go to.

[ACL1504]

Jan,

The build turned out great. I like the worn and weathered look on the bottom of the main building. Are you going to add the weathering to the smaller sub-structure to the left as viewed in the above photos?

Tom

[Janbouli]

Jan,

The build turned out great. I like the worn and weathered look on the bottom of the main building. Are you going to add the weathering to the smaller sub-structure to the left as viewed in the above photos?

Tom

Not sure yet , that part of the building was built at a later time, so maybe some weathering but not as much.