Campbells Supply rebuild

Started by ak-milw, June 04, 2014, 08:07:14 PM

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ak-milw

If you remember back when I did the gas station build I used the office from an old Campbells Supply kit. Well now it's time to rebuild the rest of the building.

Here is a picture with the office removed.



Here I have removed all the signs, the overhang and the wooden legs.



It's a start!!



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S&S RR

A very good start - I built this one many years ago.
John Siekirk
Superior & Seattle Railroad

gnatshop

Glad to see this thread, Andy!
I love the Campbells kits, and am anxious to see what you do with
this rebuild!  ;D ;D ;D
Guess you can call me a 'Hanger-On'!  8) 8) 8) 8)

ak-milw

John, I built this kit back in 1978 0r 79. It has been on five different layouts. I hate to throw it away so I am rebuilding it as a supply warehouse in the vehicle yard in New Lisbon.



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ak-milw

Gnat, glad to see you are looking in.



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postalkarl

Hi AK:

I'll be following along. Can't to see what you do with it.

Karl

GPdemayo

Very interesting project, I'll be following along.
Gregory P. DeMayo
General Construction Superintendent Emeritus
St. Louis & Denver Railroad
Longwood, FL

ak-milw

I cut off the old cardboard roofs and threw them away, they will be replaced with wooden ones. Finished removing what was left of the old signs and added more bracing inside. I added to the bottom for the new stone foundation and painted the dock.



I also cut away the dock from in front of the lean to.



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ak-milw

Fresh coat of paint,



windows,



and foundation,





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bparrish

Andy

It is getting cool now.......

The stone foundation is a great idea.....

Thanx
Bob
Did you ever notice how many towns are named after their water towers ! ?

ak-milw

Bob, In this area with all the sandstone bluffs, just about every old building had a stone foundation. Just trying to keep it true to the area.



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bparrish

Andy........

So do you live somewhere in Wisconsin ? ? ?

I grew up in Chicago and there were huge sand stone quarries on the south side of town.  The pits are still there off the south side of the freeway.  I suppose there are more most every where.

see ya
Bob
Did you ever notice how many towns are named after their water towers ! ?

ak-milw

Bob, I was born a raised In Lyons Ill. a southwest suburb of Chicago. I moved to Camp Douglas Wis. in 1985. Lyons had two big limestone quarries.



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Dave K.

Andy:  I teach at Lyons Township HS.

ak-milw

Small world Dave, went to many a basketball game there. I went to Morton West High in Berwyn.

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