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Re: My current project - nachoman - 05-20-2010
That's pretty darned neat.
Re: My current project - Catt - 05-22-2010
Current status of the grain elevator,a warehouse is planned to go between the silos and office on the right side.It would not surprize me to see a GERN sign somewhere on this industry .
![[Image: grain-8.jpg]](http://boylerwerx.0catch.com/grain-8.jpg)
Re: My current project - andersley - 05-22-2010
It just gets bigger and bigger!
You will soon need the whole of Kansas........ 
Re: My current project - Catt - 05-22-2010
Quote:It just gets bigger and bigger!
I know ,in this configuration it WILL NOT FIT where I want to put it.I will probly end up not using the smaller silos.
Re: My current project - Trucklover - 05-22-2010
AWESOME Grain elevator Johnathan!! Im liking it more and more as it grows
Re: My current project - jim currie - 05-22-2010
looking real good Catt , might have missed in in thread but are the silos tubes or roll it your self?
jim
Re: My current project - Catt - 05-22-2010
The ones on the left are 1.5" PVC pipe,the ones on the right are stock Walthers junk (and after putting over 10 hours into them
I say that in the most kindest way )
Re: My current project - jim currie - 05-22-2010
IMHO the left ones look better.
Re: My current project - Saltwater Cowboy - 05-23-2010
Nice project> I'll be keeping my eyes on this one!Matt
Re: My current project - Russ Bellinis - 05-28-2010
Puddlejumper Wrote:Not to stray from your build- Looks great by the way!- but yesterday I saw an abandoned grain elevator in NE Washington, D.C.! Didn't expect to find that!
I think a lot of people would be surprised to find out how many elevators are located in urban areas. Look out from on top of a bridge in Los Angeles and you will see grain elevators everywhere! You won't find sidings with two or three elevator complexes on them like you would in Canada's or Kansas' prairies, but large commercial bakeries, breweries, and perhaps other industries that I haven't thought of receive loads of flour, various grains, or powdered & granulated sugar in bulk that they store in silos.
Re: My current project - Catt - 05-29-2010
I have a vision of how I want this big beast to look (hint,it is going to get bigger) but since it will not fit where I want it to go I am going to revamp my plans for the layout and use it somewhere else.
Re: My current project - andersley - 05-29-2010
Been looking at the Enid elevators?
