07-15-2020, 07:11 AM
Thanks Larry. I would recommend that if anyone wanted to try a 'craftsman' kit, start with a tichy as they pretty much have the same components as the resin kits but are a bit easier to work with as they are plastic. That and they are considerably cheaper too.
I got the walls up:
![[Image: 20207159333_DSCF8822.JPG]](http://www.railroad-line.com/forum/data/Glen%20Haasdyk/20207159333_DSCF8822.JPG)
For some reason the 'b' end was a bit wider than the 'a' end so I had to sand the edges down a bit. The walls are 'spot-welded' to the frame and then themselves before running a final bead of CA around the seams.
![[Image: 20207159555_DSCF8823.JPG]](http://www.railroad-line.com/forum/data/Glen%20Haasdyk/20207159555_DSCF8823.JPG)
I also added the roof contour boards and ridge beam. The two part roof will be added later. I must have an older kit because this has all been eliminated in favor of a single casting for the roof.
I got the walls up:
For some reason the 'b' end was a bit wider than the 'a' end so I had to sand the edges down a bit. The walls are 'spot-welded' to the frame and then themselves before running a final bead of CA around the seams.
I also added the roof contour boards and ridge beam. The two part roof will be added later. I must have an older kit because this has all been eliminated in favor of a single casting for the roof.
