Fine Scale Miniatures kit #150 "Old time" Freight House

[Ensign]

Thanks! Rick & Jerry.

Dave, yes the magnet wires get soldered directly to the N8102 LED distribution board for $11.95.
I use them on all of my LED lighting projects.
This is indeed a Ngineering product that you can get from Tim Anderson at www.ngineering.com
You will also need the N3518 18 volt .825 Amp power supply that sells for $16.95 as well.

Greg

[GPdemayo]

Excellent build Greg....

[craftsmankits]

Greg. It looks great!  You've got me thinking about the lighting aspect, always a dangerous thing to do.

[Ensign]

Gregory & Craftsmankits, thanks so much for your kind words!

Craftsmankits, I wish I knew your real name at least your first name.
Adding lighting is a bit of a slippery slope, once you start you can't stop.
I now include lighting in all of my structures.
However It also adds a bit more time to one's build, but the end results are always worth it in the end.

Greg

[KentuckySouthern]

Nice looking freight station.  Busy.

[Ensign]

Karl, thanks! I'm glad you like it.

Greg

[Philip]

Nice work! Looks like I'm late for the celebration.

[Thayer]

Greg, your freight house really looks grand, and you now have me thinking hard about that Rock Bunker kit (#165) I bought from George nearly 48 years ago!

Philip, I'm even later still, but I guess that falls in line with proclivity to procrastinate!

[friscomike]

Greg,

That's some mighty fine work on the freight house.  The finish and details are exceptional—Congratulations on this fantastic build.

Have fun,
mike

[Ensign]

Philip, Thayer & Mike, I'm sorry for the late reply.
I had some computer problems that kept me off line for a couple of weeks.
Thanks so much guys for your very kind words!

Thayer, you should indeed build your Rock Bunker kit, we are not getting any younger.
My new goal is to build every FSM's kit that I own, even if I don't plan on using it on my layout.

Greg