It has been several months of life stuff and not working on my MEC and B&M Scenic RR.  But I continue to plan.  One of the photos of this week here on MRH led me to reexamine some photo evidence around the Dover NH yard I am modeling and question my earlier assumptions. 

As the logical follow-up to my thread about woodchip service, I started having the interest to build a woodchip loader.  As far as I know there are three commercial kits that were available at one time: one by Diamond Scale based on the Prineville, OR loader and one by TrainCat Models based on (I think) the Anderson, CA loader, and one by Walthers which I believe is freelance.  The Walthers one is still kind of available by purchasing the "Sawmill Outbuildings" 4 structure set.

Yesterday I assembled window sashes & the glazing, and this morning I did some wall assembly.

First image showing parts for windows and doors. The long windows have two pieces, the upper sash with a small frame where the bottom sash mounts, and the bottom sash. the parts have adhesive backs so it's peel n stick. I suggest assembling the two sash parts first then add the glazing.

I've managed to finish up the painting and start some assembly now. I also found a solution to hide my paint creep problem on the two tone paint job.

First image painted window and door frames and trim pieces.