Here is an industry to model:

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if you then click to the main page you will find links to lots more pages of Wisconsin Railroading with plenty of switching scenes and industries to base a model on

Ken

Pretty neat arrangement, easily adaptable to numerous small industries.

Any idea about the spur to the the right?

That seems to be a fairly easy modeling project.I would simply combine 2 Pikestuff 541-8003 kits and kitbash/scratchbuild the covered unloading dock..

Brakie Wrote:That seems to be a fairly easy modeling project.I would simply combine 2 Pikestuff 541-8003 kits and kitbash/scratchbuild the covered unloading dock..

Or just scratchbuild the whole thing. Nice thing about modern industrial buildings is that they are very simple "box" structures.

True Mountainman. You could make the bakery out of any assortment of materials, like DPM Brick Modulars, evergreen, etc. But I also agree with Brakie that the Pikestuff buildings would be suitable for kitbashers and those who aren't adept at building from scratch (like me).