08-16-2015, 01:43 PM
The steel warehouse adjacent to the woodchip unloader is now in building phase. The structure was built with cardboard and Walthers modular sloped roof kits. I followed the prototype as much as I could but I had to reduce the depth from half. However, the lenght and details are correct.
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It was a easy building to put together, only requiring about 4 hours. I only need to paint the it and it will be ready to put on the layout.
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Matt
It was a easy building to put together, only requiring about 4 hours. I only need to paint the it and it will be ready to put on the layout.
Matt
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