That is one nicely weathered 'yard office.

Well done !

Ken

Those little buildings look like some of the builddings I've been in before.
Your 'weathering' is excellent !

Thanks for posting.

Ken

Lookin' good Sheldon, I like the way you weather 'wood'.  Is that wood or plastic, the grain
looks HO scale.

I'm just about finished with my 'trackside' liquid industry.  Still have to work a bit more elevation
for the 'loading dock'.

Ken

Well, I finally finished my 'Covid' building project.  I still haven't a clue if it'
going to be a brewery, distillery, or a pickling factory.



I still have to put the 'landscape' underneath the whole thing yet.



...and more pics from different parts of my layout.









Of course the roofs are removeable.



More to follow.

Ken

WOWZA !  Looks like you've been more than busy !  Weathering individual ties is tedious.  I tried once
on a section (3 Feet) of track.  Now, I can say I tried it.  That's the one thing that 'ties' an entire layout together (no pun intended).  With the new vegetation, it's really looking good. 

Thanks for the pics Sheldon.

Ken

A little more done on my unidentified building.  I've got the top (receiving area) framed
out.  The will be a small 'office' on the 'top' floor.



Here's a few more views:





...with the roof on.




The entire building will be on a tailing spur added to the upper level.

More to follow

Ken

1. No
2. Why?
3. N/A
4. N/A
5. No

"Click" on the 'Parts and Service' icon at the top of the home page.
You should be able to find what you need if it is available.

HTH
Ken

At about 1:12 there's a pretty realistic figure in the prone position on the floor.
Nice tour.  Thanks Terry.

Ken

Why'd you even ask to begin with ?

Here's another page I got from another member of this forum quite a while back.
I couldn't find it earlier be cause of 'hard drive failure'.

http://www.allbrassbackshop.com/


HTH
Ken

Don't know if they can help, but here's a place I go for brass:

www.brasstrains.com
 
Hope they can help.

Ken

WOW !  That's a really great product.  Where can I find it ? 
Is the 'sticky' side insulated, or does electric current pass through ?

This gives me all kind of ideas !

Thanks,
Ken

Thanks, you made them appear to be having a good time.

Ken

Hi Terry, nice to back.
 I think it's easier to post pics here now and I figured out to 'log out'.

BTW: Who makes those figures on your SUB ?  Looks like they're having a good time.

Ken