My original idea was to simply use some "L" braces mounted to the wall for storing the cassettes, but instead went to using shelf standards and brackets. Makes positioning the brackets much easier.

A look at how power gets to the cassette. There's contacts on both sides of the cassette, so turn a train I simply turn the cassette around.

Also since the last post I've been slowly working on the first building to the Walther's Consolidated Diary kit. Today I finished up the walls and gave it a coat of paint (roof brown). I'll assemble all the windows next and then glue those into place with the doors. The window frames and doors were painted Reefer Gray.



A look at how power gets to the cassette. There's contacts on both sides of the cassette, so turn a train I simply turn the cassette around.

Also since the last post I've been slowly working on the first building to the Walther's Consolidated Diary kit. Today I finished up the walls and gave it a coat of paint (roof brown). I'll assemble all the windows next and then glue those into place with the doors. The window frames and doors were painted Reefer Gray.



