02-11-2010, 10:56 AM
Ed,Thanks for the information.
My thoughts on a building in N Scale would be to use Walther's Superior paper for the main buildings and for the warehouse and scratchbuild the warehouse using DPM or Walthers modular structure parts...
I lived in a dry county once but,the county seat was wet and if one wanted a cold one he/she would have to drive to the county seat or cross the river into Ohio.
I had a bootlegger as a neighbor(5 houses down).No,this wasn't a redneck neighborhood...His family would go to Ohio and buy beer,whiskey and wine and sell it out of his house...Every time the cops would show up with a search warrant he would be listening to gospel music and the cops couldn't find his stash...Finally the cops showed up by surprise and caught him red handed.He was arrested,fined and went back into business as nothing happen 2 weeks later...He was busted 2 or 3 times more with the same results..Then one night he was gunned down by a drunk over $2-3.00 in change...It came out in the trial that the bootlegger had raise his prices and the guy had the correct change...They never did find out how he got his information on the police raids.
My thoughts on a building in N Scale would be to use Walther's Superior paper for the main buildings and for the warehouse and scratchbuild the warehouse using DPM or Walthers modular structure parts...
I lived in a dry county once but,the county seat was wet and if one wanted a cold one he/she would have to drive to the county seat or cross the river into Ohio.
I had a bootlegger as a neighbor(5 houses down).No,this wasn't a redneck neighborhood...His family would go to Ohio and buy beer,whiskey and wine and sell it out of his house...Every time the cops would show up with a search warrant he would be listening to gospel music and the cops couldn't find his stash...Finally the cops showed up by surprise and caught him red handed.He was arrested,fined and went back into business as nothing happen 2 weeks later...He was busted 2 or 3 times more with the same results..Then one night he was gunned down by a drunk over $2-3.00 in change...It came out in the trial that the bootlegger had raise his prices and the guy had the correct change...They never did find out how he got his information on the police raids.
Larry
Engineman
Summerset Ry
Make Safety your first thought, Not your last! Safety First!
Engineman
Summerset Ry
Make Safety your first thought, Not your last! Safety First!