Station at Harris

[Matthyro]

I made this N gauge station building about three years ago. It is based on the one still in use in Georgetown where I live. It was built in the 1850s. It will be located in the town of Harris on my railroad. This is the parking lot view.

Next is the the view from the train side.

 

[Tyson Rayles]

Very nice but doesn't it need to be sitting on a platform or something?

 

[ezdays]

Originally posted by Tyson Rayles Very nice but doesn't it need to be sitting on a platform or something?

Why? I don't see any tracks so who needs a platform?

But none-the-less, it is a fantastic model, and it just shows that Robin was as good three years ago as he is today.

D N

 

[shaygetz]

Two "representatives" from Evergreen Styrene are on their way to your house. Seems your use of cereal boxes is cutting into their buisness. Said somethin' 'bout breakin' kneecaps or somethin'...Great work, just great work.

 

[Clerk]

Those two reps from Evergreen stopped by here and demanded your address. I gave then Catts address so I hope they have fun on their wild goose chase.
Nice station Robin.

 

[RailRon]

A charming little station, Robin! Lots of interesting details - I love these different types of windows.

Oh well, the old stations really were buildings with character, compared to the primitive concrete blocks they build today. It's great that we can relive them on our layouts.

Ron

 

[Drew1125]

Amazing!!

Another beautiful piece of work Robin!
I especially lile the turret, & bay!

 

[60103]

Robin:
It definitely has the flavour of the Georgetown station. Do you have one of Kimberley's muffins to give it the aroma?