CB&Q Dry Closets by Q Connection

[MAP]

Looking good Dave!  Even though this a smaller version of other kits, still the same techniques/work involved.  Keep those progress photos coming.

[PRR Modeler]

Doing a great job on the privy.

[Dave K.]

Thanks Mark & Curt. Gotta get back to Darden Mill...The Groovester's gonna dock me!

[MAP]

Yeah, Groovy Jeff is a tough work master!  He may recall your kit if you don't finish it up soon!

[Dave K.]

True dat, Mark!

[Dave K.]

Next up is the trim. Again, didn't have the exact colors so the green's a bit "green", but I'll tone 'em down afterward.

[Dave K.]

Hadn't thought that, once the roofs were on, inside details would be pretty useless. Oh, well...

[Dave K.]

At this point I was zipping along so nicely that I didn't take pix of the roofing process. Pretty simple...just colored the underside and visible edges black with a Sharpie marker, glued in place using the slots-and-tabs provided, applied the provided roofing paper, and added my own vent pipe from a piece of paper clip. I'll do some weathering before calling them done, and then turn to the two-seater with the screen. Oh, and need door knobs or latches of some kind.

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[ACL1504]

Dave,

Nicely done, look great.

Tom

[Dave K.]

Thanks, Tom. Simple little kits that go together nicely.

[PRR Modeler]

They look great. Much nicer than the generic ones available out there.

[Zephyrus52246]

Nice "necessary" buildings.    


Jeff

[GPdemayo]

When ya gotta go................

Well done Dave. 

[deemery]

I bought a couple of those kits.  Little details like these go a long way to establishing a 'corporate look' ("branding" - if you want) for a layout.


dave