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Looking forward to that Appalachian barn build. I see you have magazines that go back as far as my collection. I remember when the older Model Railroader had great scratch built articles.
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Mike,
Very nice start! I like how the stained wall looks, very rustic.
To me, you can read the doors very well by the lumber width change.
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Great start Mike. As Scott said, nice looking rustic walls.
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Louis, Thank you. I have Model Railroaders going back to the 40s, RMC to the 60s, and almost every issue of NG&SL Gazette. This current project of mine gives opportunity to mine the old issues for models I want to build that do not fit my own or club's layouts. I like the step-by-step style of the old articles but usually make modifications of my own. We have a lot more castings and raw materials available today.Originally posted by desertdrover View Post
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Thanks, Bernd. Indeed, rustic is what I was after.Originally posted by Bernd View Post_________________________________________________
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I have finished the four end walls.
If I can think of a way to do hinges that don’t look clunky I will add them. Otherwise I’m happy with them.
I’ll do the rest of the walls next.
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Michael,
Any seats left? Or do I stand out in the hallway? Wow, N scale to boot.. Lots more real estate with this scale, LOL. I will be watching..for pointers..
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Nice rustic look, Mike.
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Rich:Originally posted by Pennman View Post
Yes, lots of seats available. Thank you for your interest.
Mike
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Good color on the barn sides, Mike.Comment
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Hey Mike,
Those walls look really good! Nice progress.
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Looking good Mike. About those hinges. How small of a <> can cut. out of paper? Then a small speck of rust color and you've got your hinge. Helps to if you wear a magnifier. I know you can do it.
BTW, I got the seat next to Rich.
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This is what I was going to say.Originally posted by Bill_Gill View Post
Nicely done.Follow along as my dog and I travel the country in our van.
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