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Here is a struture I have been working on!
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[quote]QUOTE: <i>Originally posted by John Busby</i> <br /><br />hi Capt Carrales <br />Whats tack board? look very nice <br />Overkill on bracing is not a bad thing. <br />If your matierials are not weather proof make sure you seal them well and paint with exterior grade paint. <br />Boy will you be in trouble when you try to build a delapitated building you will find these are harder than good ones. <br />Probably showing ignorance of local and seen one too many westerns here but shouldn't some of your buildings be adobe? <br />Dont forget to do a Ranger station[:D] <br />My personal opinion only but three buildings that should be on all railways other than railway buildings police station in your case Texas Rangers might be more approriate hotel/saloon and a house of worship you will not go any where in the world that dosen't have a variation or substitute on those so it follows that they should show up on our railways in some form or other. <br />Don't over do quantity of buildings remember to leave room for the garden to play its part <br />in the illusion. <br />that must amount to at least 4c worth <br />regards John <br />[/quote] <br /> <br />John, <br />I may be using the incorrect terminology, but what I say when I mean "tackboard" is a presentation board that is some high grade form product between two heavy grade pieces of posterboard. <br /> <br />Its easy to cut and shape. I am still testing its outdoor worthyness. The buildings are based loosely on some old trackside structures in Premont, Falfurrias and Alice, Texas.
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