General Electric

[Bread&steel]

GE small transformer division

 

[Southwest Chief]

Wow!!! Super impressive.

Does it light up for night viewing?

 

[Rico]

I'll second Matt on that... more pix puhleez!
I'm planning something similar on the next layout for the Schnabel to visit.

 

[Bread&steel]

Wow!!! Super impressive.

Does it light up for night viewing?

Thanks !!! Yes it does light up and so does the sign. Have a look:

http://www.microstru.com/2781.html

 

[Bread&steel]

I'll second Matt on that... more pix puhleez!
I'm planning something similar on the next layout for the Schnabel to visit.

Thanks once again !!! I do have another view I will post shortly. This complex took a long time to come together. Boxcars are loaded and unloaded on a single siding

 

[Bread&steel]

a bit over exposed..sorry

 

[Gary B]

Execellent work. Be interested in knowing the component kits used to make it up.

 

[Rico]

Ya know... looking at this building and Glen's powerhouse thread makes me think it might be time for another good old "show us your..." themed thread!
How about it guys, a thread for your favorite modular built buildings?

 

[Bread&steel]

Ya know... looking at this building and Glen's powerhouse thread makes me think it might be time for another good old "show us your..." themed thread!
How about it guys, a thread for your favorite modular built buildings?

That would be fun. I get some good ideas looking at the work of others

 

[Bread&steel]

Execellent work. Be interested in knowing the component kits used to make it up.

Unfortunately a few years ago I was forced to dismantle my old layout. But a few years later I was fortunate to acquire a very large space. I had rescued structures and parts of structures from my old layout all over on shelves. GE grew out of the combination of several buildings and a few custom built building designed to fit the space. It took me many months to get it all together.

 

[Gary B]

Well it came together very well