RSLaser Bain & Mitchell Wagon Co. Tom Schwarz Build Challenge

[rslaserkits]

Dang, that is looking great
rich

[ReadingBob]

Wow!  Great work Jan.  Easy to forget that you're doing this in N Scale.   

[Janbouli]

Thank you Jim, Curt , Jerry , Rich , Bob, means a lot to me .  Still to figure out how to light this , probably with a softbox from the floor above.

[Rail and Tie]

Just catching up Jan. Great job on the building and as you know, I am a sucker for anything with an interior, but Wow!  That is looking good.


Going to light the interior?


Either way, did I say wow!

[Janbouli]

Thank you Darryl , yes it will be lighted , and I have to dull down the little people and maybe add some more cans , boxes and odd bits.

[GPdemayo]

I'm a little late on this one Jan.....I'll be looking in, neat kit. 

[Janbouli]

Thanks Greg , glad to have you along

[Opa George]

Jan, a good looking building and the cobblestones were an inspired touch. Nice work!
--George

[Janbouli]

Thank you George

[Janbouli]

Although I had to work till 21:00 , I found some time to do some modeling.
I wanted lighting in the structure , but not direct LED's , I wanted a box that would give some overall lighting without being to bright, so I cut out a part of the floor above.

Cut off a piece of thin milky white styrene.


Made a box with the cut out floor and some styrene. Stuck 3 LED's in a row to the box.


Glued the box to the somewhat larger piece of styrene.


Glued that to the floor with the hole in it.


And tested if the lighting was what I wanted , and I think it's exactly what I had in mind.

[PRR Modeler]

Very nice Jan.

[Janbouli]

Thanks Curt

[jimmillho]

I continue to be amazed..........are you sure this is "N" Scale ?

Jim

[Jim Donovan]

Jan

the lighting level looks real life. Floor is great, nice touch with the wagon parts and love the little people. I can't keep my eyes focused in HO scale, no idea how you make it so real in N gauge but sure like it.

Jim D

[Janbouli]

Thanks again Jim and Jim , I do need special made reading glasses to work on modeling with , and a lot of patience