One station of the Devan & Summersett

The warehouse/ goods shed as described in the Scalescenes section




now has a platform = made from MDF with balsa to get the correct height



added stone paper from Brickyard software





using a spreadsheet, created edge slabs of a light grey strip & Scalescenes Platform paper to give the surface





and this is how it looks - still to be ballasted in, weathered & normal goods shed  odds & sods & steps to be added.


 The close up shows the bent pin holding the track - will need removal.

Very nice job Sol

And it fits in that space just a treat :thumbs, Are you going to ballast the whole layout at the same time or are you going to do a section at a time as you finish it ?

Alan, thanks, that low relief building was ideal for that space. At this stage, ballasting will be done in sections - the next building will be the L+S Doors at the end of the same siding & using a Scalescenes TO26 large factory/warehouse using the photos you supplied earlier as a guide then I can ballast that area.
Like most of us, I am working on about 26.5 jobs at the same time all over the layout.

Fantasatic, Sol.  See what you can do when you stay off the drugs :question

Definitely looking good.  Keep it up!:doublethumb

[user=269]MaxSouthOz[/user] wrote:

Fantasatic, Sol.  See what you can do when you stay off the drugs :question

Who is on drugs:question - juct check out the spelling of your first word Max  

That really looks good Sol.

. . . it looks OK to me . . . :???:

I thought it was spelt "fantastic"  not 'fantasatic'  but yours sounds better:exclam

PS. another Op session tomorrow arvo

I didn't say I was off the drugs. ;-)  Good luck tomorrow. :thumbs

You've done a lovely job there Ron.

Mike

More to be done to it yet Mike.

Good use of printed papers Ron, looks great, are you, or have you, sealed it with a matt finish?

Yes Marty- sprayed the sheets of printouts first, then when all stuck onto card, etc. another coat.

Good O

I too have made one of the freebies from scalescenes, the little goods shed, N scale mind you!!!

I'll get some photos and do a post soon.

The matt medium only went on after I'd finished.

My Barnstable station building is nowhere as imposing as the original at Barnstaple

Not built by me but by my mate Robbo , he adapted one of his discards to suit. Built from balsa & card, brick paper for the chimney & commercial corrugated roof. Walls are scribed balsa.










The platform to get the same treatment as the warehouse/goods shed.

nowhere as imposing

But looking good all the same :thumbs

The scribed brickwork is very good. What an effort.

Robbo does his platforms the same way - scribing balsa.
He had built Gawler Station building etc in H0 & 0 scales the same way & that is huge
http://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/en/thumb/9/92/GawlerStationAdelaide.jpg/800px-GawlerStationAdelaide.jpg

OMG… One assumes he finds it theraputic? :shock: