This old malting plant has been part of the Toronto waterfront since 1928 when the first group of silos were built. It expanded in 1944 with more silos then ceased operating in 1987.
Val(spitfire) brought this to my attention with her post in Real Thing Canada
Val very has been very kind to me and sent me a copy of the architects drawings so I could build this structure to exact scale.
It is 344 feet wide and 210 feet high. In N gauge this comes to 28 inches wide ans 15 7/8 inches high. I can't build the depth to scale as I don't have enough room to build the whole structure but then that's modellers licence.
A big thanks for all the help Val.
Val(spitfire) brought this to my attention with her post in Real Thing Canada
Val very has been very kind to me and sent me a copy of the architects drawings so I could build this structure to exact scale.
It is 344 feet wide and 210 feet high. In N gauge this comes to 28 inches wide ans 15 7/8 inches high. I can't build the depth to scale as I don't have enough room to build the whole structure but then that's modellers licence.
A big thanks for all the help Val.