Charles Smiley
cspmovies
I found 3 Sherwin Williams Paint tank cars and it triggered building a plant to need them. This corner of the layout is to portray Emeryville, CA about 1955.
I used a pair of Walthers '"Railroad Shop" kits - radically altered - with reduced sized window openings for Tichey tiltout windows.
The animated Sherwin Williams Paint sign on the roof is from Miller Engineering - nice unit BTW. The sign is held up by a scratchbuilt framework.
The roof started as a 3/4" thick 6 by 30 inch block of laminated balsa wood that was shaped into final form using woodworking tools.
The factory has interior scenes with over 50 white LEDs inside.
The Model Power tank cars had poor running trucks that were replaced with Kadees. These tank cars were only 9 bucks each. The lettering is excellent.
Chas.
I used a pair of Walthers '"Railroad Shop" kits - radically altered - with reduced sized window openings for Tichey tiltout windows.
The animated Sherwin Williams Paint sign on the roof is from Miller Engineering - nice unit BTW. The sign is held up by a scratchbuilt framework.
The roof started as a 3/4" thick 6 by 30 inch block of laminated balsa wood that was shaped into final form using woodworking tools.
The factory has interior scenes with over 50 white LEDs inside.
The Model Power tank cars had poor running trucks that were replaced with Kadees. These tank cars were only 9 bucks each. The lettering is excellent.
Chas.