Coal House
This particular coal house is based on protypical photos I found. Kurt was kind enough to do the "heavy lifting" and figure out how to turn those pics into a model
![[Image: pu2yTY.jpg]](https://i.vgy.me/pu2yTY.jpg)
This project (like the Wollenberg Elevator) is going to be wood over cardboard. This time around, instead of clapboard siding, it will made with hundreds of individual boards. For a good overview of the proceedure check out Kurt's excellent packing house thread:
http://www.zealot.com/forum/showthread.php?t=154403
This is a very tedious process, but the results are worth it (They better be!)
![[Image: Pc0gbY.jpg]](https://i.vgy.me/Pc0gbY.jpg)
![[Image: psnrkc.jpg]](https://i.vgy.me/psnrkc.jpg)
The long section is the back wall of the trestle. For the lower section where the bins will cover most of the wall, I left the wood strips long to save work and so there would not be seams showing between the bin walls........OK, it was mostly to save work!....LOL!
![[Image: maDI2m.jpg]](https://i.vgy.me/maDI2m.jpg)
Here I have used MS Paint to try and give an idea of how the trestle and bins will be set up. The entire structure is 2'-3" long. That's a lot of 3" boards! (I lost track at 350)
![[Image: d60jqs.jpg]](https://i.vgy.me/d60jqs.jpg)
Now I need a vacation!
This particular coal house is based on protypical photos I found. Kurt was kind enough to do the "heavy lifting" and figure out how to turn those pics into a model
![[Image: pu2yTY.jpg]](https://i.vgy.me/pu2yTY.jpg)
This project (like the Wollenberg Elevator) is going to be wood over cardboard. This time around, instead of clapboard siding, it will made with hundreds of individual boards. For a good overview of the proceedure check out Kurt's excellent packing house thread:
http://www.zealot.com/forum/showthread.php?t=154403
This is a very tedious process, but the results are worth it (They better be!)
![[Image: Pc0gbY.jpg]](https://i.vgy.me/Pc0gbY.jpg)
![[Image: psnrkc.jpg]](https://i.vgy.me/psnrkc.jpg)
The long section is the back wall of the trestle. For the lower section where the bins will cover most of the wall, I left the wood strips long to save work and so there would not be seams showing between the bin walls........OK, it was mostly to save work!....LOL!
![[Image: maDI2m.jpg]](https://i.vgy.me/maDI2m.jpg)
Here I have used MS Paint to try and give an idea of how the trestle and bins will be set up. The entire structure is 2'-3" long. That's a lot of 3" boards! (I lost track at 350)
![[Image: d60jqs.jpg]](https://i.vgy.me/d60jqs.jpg)
Now I need a vacation!
Steve
