So the sun finally popped out to do a bit of priming. I also did some preliminary assembly before priming. As I looked through the instructions I saw several smaller brace pieces that had to be attached to the sides and ends, so I figured rather than fiddle with painting the little bits individually I’d glue them in place and prime the side and end panels, as you’ll see why in the following pics.

This is the next Structure Project for my layout, A single stall engine house by American Model Builders. Looks to be a little more complicated than the last project.

I'll post progress as I go.

This project is coming to a finish as I add the warehouse dock and overhang. also add chimney to main building and trim. If you missed the other parts of this build they can be found on my Blog here: http://model-railroad-hobbyist.com/blog/30213

This part of the build is on Roofing the two buildings. One has a rolled roof and the other has slate shingles. If you missed the other parts of the build they can be found on my Blog here: http://model-railroad-hobbyist.com/blog/30213

In this portion I’ll attach the structures to the card stock back, apply the sign to the front of the first building, and assemble and install the warehouse doors. If you missed the other portions of this build you can see them here:

http://model-railroad-hobbyist.com/blog/30213

In this portion I'm installing windows. If you missed parts 1 & 2 they are located on my Blog here:

http://model-railroad-hobbyist.com/blog/30213

This is part 2 of building the Bar Mills kit. If you missed Part 1 here's a link to it: 

http://model-railroad-hobbyist.com/node/18036

Painted the window frames English Ivy Green, an Apple Barrel acrylic.

I had previously posted on a kit project I was going to build, but was side tracked on my display shelf, so now back to the false front kit. To refresh you all the kit is a Bar Mills kit called "Witzingers Washboard Co.". I plan on calling it something else though.

After a couple of reads through the instructions, I think we're ready to dive in. The first section will be the building on the left, shown in the box cover pic here.

How do you store and or display your trains?

The next buildings to do is a false front building kit from Bar Mills. It's their "Witzingers washboard Co." kit I plan on making into the United Fruit Company warehouse and offices. I'll try and remember to do photos as I go through the building stage. But first a read through the instructions and inventory the box.