Rail Scale Models

[Janbouli]

Thanks Jeff, the doors aren't weathered much , but the black on the walls looks much more then in real life, it's supposed to be a fairly well kept building .

[postalkarl]

Hey Jan:

Looks great.

Karl

[Janbouli]

Thanks Karl , much appreciated.

[ACL1504]

Jan,

Getting caught up on the thread. Very well done on all the models. Great job my friend.

Tom

[Janbouli]

Thank you Tom , appreciate the compliment.

[Janbouli]

Next build from Rail Scale Models , The Engine House.
The box.

The contents.


Bracing


Stripwood treated with A&I


Cornerposts added.


Sliding doors assembled.


Walls with windows and doors already assembled , treated with white primer.


Lightly painted with Vallejo Olive.


Track glued to base with CA glue.

More later.

[GPdemayo]

Oh boy.....I just opened up your thread to see what you have been up to and here you have your next kit almost ready to finish.....great work. 

You're going to have to be nominated for the "modeling dynamo" prize if you keep this up. 

[Janbouli]

Thanks Greg , but I'm actually taking my time for every build , far to warm in my trainroom to do lots of work every evening.

[PRR Modeler]

Good looking kit. I'll be following.

[Janbouli]

Appreciate it Curt

[S&S RR]

Jan


Very nice work. Thank you for sharing it with us.

[Janbouli]

Thank you for the compliment John ,  and glad to be sharing.

[Janbouli]

Wood floor assembled.

Wall assembling..








Fitted to base , not glued down.


Front wall.


Starting the frame for the roofed side track.








The roofed side track installed.

[ACL1504]

Jan,

I enjoy following your builds. This is one neat structure. I love how you finished the rolled roofing on the sub structure. Great job on these Rail Scale Models.

The branch line engine house would be nice in HO scale but it would be an easy scratch build.

Keep up the fantastic work Jan.

Tom

[Janbouli]

Thanks Tom , rolling roof looks better when weathered , photo's tomorrow, glad you enjoy following along.