to fit right, but nothing too serious. It technically comes "pre-colored" as in the plastic has its color molded in, but I decided to just go a head and paint it. I wanted a more marble building look as opposed to the concrete color they provide.
Here it is with the basic paint I applied. I use Tamiya Color acrylics, the roof and window sills are German Field Grey, and the walls are Flat white with a touch of light blue and flat black mixed in to make a cut marble color
Trains for scale
I decided to leave a wing off the building to give it the look of being part of the city deck. I also decided to put the pillars(aka, the front) facing the track. Now I know that this is technically not how its normally done, but,since the deck is a good 2 inches off the table, facing the station the 'right way' just doesn't look as good, and the pillars are one of the main points of the building. I want them seen, so I made the new entrance at road level behind the building and made the front the back.
all aboard!
Is that a steam shovel?
I've also ballasted a good portion of the layout too, pretty much half actually. not bad for my first time. Though, I think I may have effed up one of my switches...oops
why yes, yes it is
Also iI made a steam shovel, I've dubbed it Mary Anne and she loves the smell of industry in the morning. (the kit is by REM, and its very nice)
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