NorthBrithere in the UK we have a much smaller Dapol kit.
You also have Ratio Models that makes some great little buildings!
Good stuff.
-Kevin
Living the dream.
I have a single stall engine house from either Kibri or Faller, but built it with both long walls on the normally visible side of the structure. I also didn't use the tile roof, opting instead for Campbell's corrugated sheets on a roof made from .060" styrene. I built a lean-to on the normally unseen side, which acts as parts storage, plus lunch and locker rooms...
This view along the tracks shows part of the lean-to at left...
Wayne
Not as lovely as the Walthers model, but here in the UK we have a much smaller Dapol kit. (Takes up less room.)
David
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Dayton Machine is a pretty good looking structure.
From the Walthers web site:
Mine is HO scale. This is how it looks straight from the box:
What I believe you may be thinking is an engine house is actually an industry, Walthers' Dayton Machine Shop. It's listed as structure "G" on the structure diagram / list in part 4. You can see it in the background of the picture whose caption starts "For this house scene...."
https://mrr.trains.com/how-to/get-started/2015/09/build-the-black-river-junction-part-4
https://www.walthers.com/cornerstone-series-r-built-ups-dayton-machine-co-5-5-8-x-4-1-4-x-3-quot-14-x-10-6-x-7-5cm
p.s. No reason you still couldn't use it as an enginehouse or engine backshop etc. on your layout.
On the HO Black River Junction layout, there is a one stall engine house. Can you tell me what kit it is. I think I would like to add it to my layout, but I can't find it anywhere. I would really appreciate your help. Thanks Terry