Log cabin

[ezdays]

windows shouldn't be hard from what I've seen in old cabin's the window openings were cut halfway into two logs. but a slab door is gona be tough to find in N scale you might have to make one. most of the older log cabin's I've seen had a hand-hewn or a hand sawed slab pegged to the logs to hold them in place then the door fit inside

I think I'm going to wind up with single-pane windows, but I want to be sure they're age appropriate. The door won't be hard to make, but the hardware will be challenging. I've got a few episodes recorded of "Barnwood Builders" that I'm looking through to get an idea what they did back in the 1800's for windows and doors, plus get a color match for weathered logs. My biggest challenge is doing the chinking, but I'm nowhere near that point.