KriegslokBR52
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Friggin classicSo...
Friggin classicSo...
came out when I was in high school. No understatement here!Friggin classic
In high school we would cruise up and down the street in front blaring this on the last day!came out when I was in high school. No understatement here!
I can only imagine what a hit it was with the high schoolers. I think it was in one of the cult movies, but don't remember which one (Fast times at Ridgemont High?)came out when I was in high school. No understatement here!
I was shown this movie first time in America when i was 11. Although i didn't understand the language at the time, being an artist at heart (sometimes a bull artist), it deffinitely struck a cord. I was able to relate in several scenes.In high school we would cruise up and down the street in front blaring this on the last day!
And this:
It really wasnt a tradition since I only had a drivers licence for 2 years in H.S.
I forget the movie as well, but that's where we got the idea.I can only imagine what a hit it was with the high schoolers. I think it was in one of the cult movies, but don't remember which one (Fast times at Ridgemont High?)
"The Faculty" was the movie.I forget the movie as well, but that's where we got the idea.
It was sure a hit, especially the kids on the sidewalk waiting to load on the buses!
I only had the one when I did mine, but are you adding two silo kits back to back, so you'll have two large silo units, not four smaller ones.I started laying out the grain elevator area. I have the riser blocks and plywood all cut for the area the elevator is going to sit on. Before I can go any further, I need to know kind of where this building will sit, and where my arrival track will have to come in at. The plan Is to have 1-loading track and 2-storage tracks.
Here is the start of the Walthers ADM elevator kit. The plan is to have 3 more silo add on kits to make this a sizeable facility.
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More to follow as it develops!
Yea! I'm still mulling the arrangement. I thought originally about maybe have 4 silos on one side and 12 silos on the other.I only had the one when I did mine, but are you adding two silo kits back to back, so you'll have two large silo units, not four smaller ones.
Most silos would be on one side, simply because having them either side of a road or track would cost extra to build, as well as all the extra pipework needed to get the grain in and out of them, but would this work perhaps ?Yea! I'm still mulling the arrangement. I thought originally about maybe have 4 silos on one side and 12 silos on the other.
But maybe putting the building in the middle would be more visually pleasing?
I'm still a ways away from that though
Mike, are you adding some lighting to the building ?I completed the shell for the grain elevator. This is as far as I will take it for now. It gives me enough to do my mock-up placement. It still needs some putty, sanding, primer before the roofs and windows go in at a later time. I can now lock down the plywood and wood riser blocks.
Don't think I'm going to use the backside truck loading shed also included in this kit. It will buy me several inches more space to other things. Plus, now I have it to use somewhere else.
This was a really enjoyable kit to put together!
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Chris - I also have this structure. My lighting experience is only a single light in the loading bay. In order to use lights in the main structure, you have to paint the interior black or another dark color; since the walls are thin enough to allow a lot of "bleed-thru" light.Mike, are you adding some lighting to the building ?
Ah! OK, I have the other version of this, on those the walls are thick enough not to need any interior painting.Chris - I also have this structure. My lighting experience is only a single light in the loading bay. In order to use lights in the main structure, you have to paint the interior black or another dark color; since the walls are thin enough to allow a lot of "bleed-thru" light.
As Willie has pointed out, this building would be difficult to light, but not impossible. Yes, it would have to be painted a very dark color with many coats and a bead of black silicon down all the seams. If I were to light it eventually I would build individual light boxes for single, or groups of windows and use tiny LEDs.Mike, are you adding some lighting to the building ?
All I can say is, Holy crap!!!! That is an impressive elevator!!!!A friend combined a few kits as your planning to do and has interior and exterior lighting but not hooked up right now. It’s a truly impressive structure, can’t wait to see yours done!
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