Working From Plans

[Will_annand]

Found a new link with lots of plans for structures.

I was on another forum and one of the fellows posted the following link:
http://www.the-gauge.com/showthread.php?t=13204
Click on "Measured Drawings Index".

Great site with lots of very detailed plans.

 

[jmarksbery]

Sorry Will the link keeps bringing me right back to the Gauge with no link. Would like to see the information. Please. Jim :thumb:

 

[jmarksbery]

It doubled on me. Sorry bout that ops: ops:

 

[Will_annand]

OK, the link works from my end??? Confusion sets in.

Go to the General Talk Forum and the sub forum on Upcoming events. The thread is MRR Show in Barrie Ontario.

 

[jmarksbery]

Went through all 3 pages and still can't find the link "Measured Index" :cry:

 

[Will_annand]

boy, am I asleep tonight... :sleeping:

here I have linked to the Barrie Show thread, instead of the one with the plans... ops:

Sorry Jim, try this link...

http://collections.gc.ca/drawings/sites/index.html

 

[jmarksbery]

That worked. Thanks, I thought I was going crazy. :sleeping: Jim

 

[Will_annand]

Here is another site I stumbled across.

http://www.hirstarts.com/index.html

Most of it is Fantasy stuff, but under the "Instructions" section are several pdf plans and several tutorials on how to build using their molds. There are some interesting tips there.

 

[RailRon]

Will,
after going through the same tribulations like Jim I found your plans website, too. Grrreat stuff, indeed - thanks for posting the link! :thumb:

BTW - there is a set of plans for an 'Annand Rowlatt Barn'. Has your family anything to do with it? (On the hayloft there would be room enough for a B-I-G layout! )

Ron

PS: The pics of the Barrie Show weren't bad either - thank you Robin for posting your shots.

 

[Will_annand]

Ron, I know that I have distant relatives in BC, so they might have something to do with it. Our family came to Halifax from Annan Scotland back in the 1680s. Then spread across Canada.

The photos on the Barrie Show were taken by Robin, not me. That is his artistic eye. The photos I took were from an old school disposable camera with FILM, yes, some of us still use film. (Note: a digi camera is on my "wish list")


Edit:
Jim, no, I was the crazy one.