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This is my new O scale structure I finished back in early spring. The details are mainly cast plaster. A styrene roof is made with a tarpaper covering. All the signs are from my past build files. Most got a bit of weathering.

I purchased this structure for a couple of bucks in O scale. I am working on a On30" shelf layout that this might work well on. The structure is scratch built in styrene that needed finishing and bracing to the interior. 

I used a number of different stains, powders and acrylics. It is a metal structure that was fun to weather and detail. All the details are glued to the structure making it a drop in scene. I also added a awning over the main doorway. The same door got a ladder added...George Dutka

How it looked when I purchased the structure.

Some signs are applied and weathering is happening.

The paints used to color the doors and windows.

This is the backside which I did not apply any details to.

Berham Jct. - Turntable

Berham Jct 1915. SRRL No. 16 

Another photo purchase from the Springfield train show 2025. This photo is marked from Bob Jones. Maybe used in his book or from his collection. Looks like the balance maybe was off while turning the engine..,George Dutka   

SR&RL - Pulpwood Yard

 

Not sure of the location but a pulpwood loading area on the SR&RL. Photo by Caswell from prints purchased at the Springfield 2025 train show.  

Something New for the module

A metal structure is always a nice way to practice my weathering. It has doors on both sides.

I picked up this part built structure in O scale for a couple of bucks a number of years ago. I spent a bit of time this winter finishing it off, weathering and detailing the sides...more to follow...George Dutka 

Structure Updated!

As the completed structure looked at the Narrow Gauge Show.

I spent sometime before the Ontario Narrow Gauge Meet to update Peter Mumby's O scale structure from his module. I think it looks much better now with a weathered wall, newer signs and a lot of details added that we did not have at the time of the build...more photos to follow...George Dutka

Ontario Narrow Gauge Show

This is what I came away with from the show.

On the weekend I attended my area's narrow gauge show. I had a display of my Maine two-footers in On30" and HOn30". I came away with a bit on Maine two-foot also. Mark Harris is downsizing his collection and there was some neat stuff to pick from...photos tell the story...George Dutka

The structures I picked up all built my Mark Harris.

Mt. Albert had their off cuts for sale which are a good deal. I always pick up a bundle. 

Mark Harris work.

There was a good amount of photos and wall art to choose from.

Mark Harris at his two-foot table of goodies.

Mt Albert had a nice group of offering of detail parts for sale in O scale.

Updated

This structure is off my late friend Peter Mumby's On30" module that I now have. We built our structures together. I thought I would take if further recently by adding some extra weathering to it, newer details, a platform out front and some extra signage. I will have it at the narrow gauge show this weekend. More on it will follow shortly...George Dutka