Looking good

Looking good Rich. I can just envision all kinds of scrap metal leaning against the sides 

Looking really good !

The detailing is looking great!  Now, don't take this wrong, the "builder" in me, after 45 years in the construction industry, "cringes" when I see that sloped roof run in that direction.  

Mike.

Thanks, guys!

Dave S - The area around the building will be junked up!

Mike, I agree on the roofs - it's a problem just waiting to happen with it sloping towards the wall of the back building.  I've actually seen just this setup and know that many times with "do it yourselfers" they will construct things without considering water drainage.  I'm going to put some flashing and tar in the joint area but in my make believe railroad world there's definitely a leak where the two meet!

Progress continues on the yard office

Here are a couple of pictures.  It's not permanently installed yet.

Top dollar building work

Beautiful build Rich.....

I love the sway on the lower edge of the roof and the realistic tile weathering. It's those little details that make all the difference.

Also, very nice signage.

A success all round methinks.

Rob Clark
Cornhill & Atherton RR

Rick, that looks fantastic!

Rick, that looks fantastic!

yup!

Great work Rick, the signage really makes it!

Nice!

Looking good!  Love the detail!

Joe

Thank you Rob Clark.  The

Thank you Rob Clark.  The swayback roof was a mistake - but I also like the way that it turned out.  I printed the signs on my printer and mounted them on ten thousands styrene before mounting them on the building.

Thank you Mister Rose!  My

Thank you Mister Rose!  My structures take a bit longer to make than yours and I enjoy the process.

Thank you, Bill B.

"Signs, Signs, Everywhere there's signs.
Blocking out the scenery. Breaking my mind.
Do this! Don't do that! Can't you read the signs?"

Signs, signs...

So you tucked all your hair up under your cap... oh, never mind... sorry.  

Randy

Randy...

Randy, Randy, Randy...

Randy - LOL!

I tucked my "virtual" hair up under my cap!

No Loitering...

...on the Group "W" Bench? 

Love the 7Up machine. 

Jeff EL '64

Signs

"You look like a fine understanding young man .. I think you'll do."

Great job!

Neil

so now you need

a good junk yard dog lounging under the bench, and the "manager" leaning on the door frame, cigar in hand . . . .

Philip H. - Great minds think alike!

Phillip,

I already have the dog house (unpainted & not in it's final location) and now I need to get a dog.

Jeff - I'll be adding a man sleeping on the couch

Under the No Loitering sign!

Awesome!!!!

Hey Rick, I just wanted to let you know that I think your structure is AWESOME!!!  I love the weathering and everything about it.  I don't get on MRH all that much actually and I apologize for not checking out your posts and many others here who do outstanding work.  It's the same with the weekly photo fun.  Some weeks I check it out and others I don't.  I get busy with projects, my running, and other family things and just don't check out MRH as much as I'd like to. Keep up the great work!

Tom Johnson

Thank you, Tom J!

I appreciate your kind words about my salvage yard office.  Once I get it glued down and blended into the scenery I'll add some more detail "junk" around the outside.