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I used the material that came in the kit. The roof was strips of felt paper. I sanded the paper to make it thinner. When I glued on a strip, I did not glue it all the way across, this way I was able to lift up a spot and tear it with my tweezers I used Bragdon Powders to high lite the tar paper...

A N scale RSlaser kit with lots of detail and lots of pieces. I left out some parts from the inside of the car because you can't see them. Two pictures, left and right side. Bill

This my second N scale kit. The wood pile, cart, and fence are scratch. The rolls of tar paper are left over from the roof. Bill

Thanks for the comments. The siding, I drew the pattern in paint, reduced it, printed it on paper,sprayed it with a decal spray(so the colors would not run).

I'm back. The weather here in Florida is cooler than last year, so I have built a bunch of models. The first one is an old house that I used to walked by. When I was younger, Mrs. Brady lived there. I took some pictures and here is my N scale scratch built old house. Bill

For Bill Nelson I finely found the stepladder and took a picture. The 2 tracks on the right(not the main lines) lead to a second 2' x4' module wear the drying yard will be and an old sawmill,(reason for new mill) and old rundown buildings. That is for next year. Thanks for all the comments...

Here is an article I wrote for our club paper. You may find some extra info.

Yes doctor g. I got them from Republic Locomotive Works. With in the logging forum you can see all the 5 models that are on the module. Sawmill, log dump,planning shed,power house and pump house. Bill

Magic Water Yes it is like Envirotex. I have used both, and I prefer magic water it is thiner product and pours nice. Check out there web site for lots of info. www.unrealdetails.com Especially developed for model railroaders. Bill

I finely finished my 30"x 4ft module. The water is 3 pours of Magic Water. Here is 2 pictures. Will post some close ups later. Bill

Here is a picture of my pond. I made it with Magic Water

John It is a hard question because I don't know your modeling experience. I have been in the hobby for 30 years. I picture in my mind how I want the model to look and try to build it that way. The instructions in the kit don't tell you how to make it look run down. I take pictures of old run...

This is the second N scale kit. I thought I would do some detailing to see how it would look on my module. The office and shed will follow on an other thread. Bill

Very nice work Dave. Excellent

Thank you I was not sure how it was going to turn out. The box cover shows a picture of the old store but the instructions mention no way of how to make it look old. Bill

Here I am in Florida where it is warm. Now in Canada it is -20F. I bring some kits with me to work on. Here is the first kit.

I am now in Florida For the next 3 months. I always bring some kits with me to kill time. Here is the first one. Bill

Thanks for the comments. Bill

Very nice work. Seeing all this makes me want to finish my moduel. Bill

I seen this speeder on B.T.S. web site in O scale. Here is my version in N scale. The powered chassis is Kato.