Like Mel, I used the Korber roundhouse, but shortened mine to fit in the available space, as my biggest locomotive are Mikes and Mountains. I use Walthers 90' turntable, but put the modified roundhouse together with screws and Weld Bond epoxy....
The roof and its support structure is removeable as a single unit...
Wayne
RR_Melthe stall spacing is 5°. Lots of footprint!
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Well, you would also need a pretty long turntable to avoid frogs at the approach tracks.
-Kevin
Living the dream.
Hmmmm... it looks like it is supposed to be a brick structure. I have never been a fan of using wood to represent brick.
It does not look like even a 7 degree angle between the stalls. That will be a real space-eater on the layout.
I guess using a lot of glue on the base is the equivilent of "structural integrity" these days.
Did not care one bit for the looping public domain guitar clip.
I would rather have seen some information about the kits special features or nifty details rather than watching the guy glue stripwood to the corners.
But... it does look like a nice building all put together.
to the forum, your initial posts are delayed in moderation land.
I don't recall any discussions of Scientific kits, but that doesn't mean someone hasn't built one.
The video is more advertisement. Is the roof supposed to look wavy?
Henry
COB Potomac & Northern
Shenandoah Valley
Is anybody familar with Scientific's Keddie Roundhouse HO kit? I like that it is a woodm kit, as opposed to Walther's roundhouse. But I'm not familar with the brand or quality.