Welcome to Henderson

[elwoodblues]

Making the signage for the upper windows.




The preprinted Rexall Drugs that I had were way to big to fir the upper windows so I made my own.

I did this in Excel, the hardest part was sizing the cells to match the window size.  Once that was accomplished, it was easy to import the images into the cells and then select the proper background colour.





The paper signs were then cut out and blued to a styrene backing.  One the glue dried they were cut to size and glued to the inside of the upper windows.





The side of the building with the upper window signs installed.  I forgot to mention that before I installed the sign I installed the window glazing.





The front of the building with the upper signs installed.

Now I just to figure out the floor plan so I can start building the interior.

Thanks for looking in.

[Rick]

Ron, you're doing an amazing job detailing the buildings with lights and signs.

[Jerry]

Ron that's great work!!  Still can't believe that it's N-scale.

Jerry

[Larry C]

Ron great job!!! My hat's off to anyone that can detail and make N scale look that good.

[elwoodblues]

thanks for the kind comments Rick, Jerry and Larry.

A bit more progress was made today.




The floor and back wall glued together.





The pharmacy counted (in brown) and the soda counter (green) fabricated and in there general position





Another view of the counters.

Thanks for looking in.
 

[Jerry]

Your amazing Ron.  Wonderful work.

Jerry

[Rick]

Outstanding!

[ACL1504]

Ron,

Great job. I was going to do the same to my #II Row with the Rexall in the turret corner.  Great minds I guess.

Tom

[friscomike]

Howdy Tom,

The signs and lighting are fantastic. I like the use of photos combined with 3D furniture for interior detailing, and you've mastered the technique.  Excellent work.

Have fun,
mike

[elwoodblues]

Thanks for the comments Jerry, Rick, Tom and Mike.

[elwoodblues]

Ron,

Great job. I was going to do the same to my #II Row with the Rexall in the turret corner.  Great minds I guess.

Tom

Tom, I hope you do, It would be interesting to see how you approach it.