Using a 3D printer to Scratchbuild (Santa Fe Freight House}

[Mike the Trainman]

After all the windows were done I started installing the window glazing. I used Microscale Micro Kristal Klear for the windows. I used a toothpick to apply the Kristal klear to each window pane. It go on white but dries clear. It takes about 2 hours to dry but I let it sit overnight. The last photo show the first two windows after drying. I also painted the window sills with same paint as the door lintels/

[elwoodblues]

Mike, using Kristal Klear looks like a very time consuming process that requires patience.  The end result is worth the effort.

[Jerry]

Mike great job on those windows!!

Glazing looks perfect.

Jerry

[Mike the Trainman]

Thanks Ron it really isn't that bad after working with it for awhile. It takes about 15 minutes to do each set of windows. There are 7 windows in each large window. It turned out to be the best way to solve the uneven backside of the windows.

[Mike the Trainman]

Here is a photo of the finished wall and loading dock after painting, glazing and bolted together.

Next up is loading up the dock with details, before putting a roof over the loading dock.

[Mike the Trainman]

Thanks Jerry.