Overall I'm pretty happy with the how the things are looking. I did not get the floor get exactly right but a little trimming combined with the exterior platform should hide those mistakes, that's what I'm hoping for anyway.
On to the construction photos!
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| So I approached this as four sub assemblies. This is the waiting room side. |
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| Trackside Windows |
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| Townside |
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| Baggage room side |
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| Corner clamps and blocks of steel |
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| Trying to glue it to the floor! Those steel blocks weight 1# each or so |
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| Waiting room side. I have had these corner clamps for about 35 years |
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| Inside Trackside |
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| Another view of the trackside window bay |
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| Maybe that joint will hold this time |
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| One of my small 90 degree angle blocks |
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| One for each corner |
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| I think they will hold now |
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| Let's try getting that bay window together again |
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| Something easier, the raised interior floor for the baggage room |
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| And a little paint on the floor |
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| Okay, maybe I'll try putting together the broken pieces directly to the floor |
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| A little scale. I like the height of the modified S Scale door |
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| Finally starting to come together |
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| Just the trackside bay window left to go |
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| Okay, it looks like its going to stay together, just going to anchor that corner to the table for a while |
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| And clamp that corner |
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| Looking good from the ground though |
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| Town side |
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| Yea, still missing the door to the baggage freight room. |
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| Tracksdie |
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| Looks pretty roomy in there without the walls |
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| And a fuzzy shot showing the difference in height. And yes, those windows really are suppose to be there. The interior wall here will have door to the baggage/freight room, I'm guessing I should put a couple of steps up to the door to make things easier on the inhabitants |
