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There will be a few homes in the town of Mauston I am modeling so I thought I would take advantage of Charlie B's post and use some of the Sears houses. First one will be #115
I have all the main wall sections cut out.
Thanks again for the post Charlie!
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I'm sure glad to see you building this. I will follow right along. There are some great builds in there.
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I should need this one and about 5 others.
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Cool!....I like those little houses!
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Windows and doors cut out.
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Cutting doors and windows is one stage I dread. Last build I did I used a chisel point
Exacto knife and found it to be the best way I have found. I was all ways glad to have this done.
Great Job Andy.
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I just use a #11 blade. I drill out the corners first with a .030 drill then put masking tape on the back to stop splitting. Always has worked for me.
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All the bracing is done, now to paint the inside black and start assembling.
I also made the pantry addition.
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Andy,
Looking to be another great structure for your layout. I have a few of these catalog homes I am wanting to build and since they often posted plans with the ads they make for a great resource. You did miss a photo op with the railroad unloading the parts from a couple of boxcars
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Thanks Greg, Guess I did miss that.
All pieces painted black inside and assembled.
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Andy, that looks great, I will await the final pictures, and Greg, that is a wonderful scene to model on a team track. Great idea, maybe even model the scene from the picture in Shepherd's story
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Pretty yellow!
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I'm really impressed, but in today's world would that not be called "Canary"
Nice choice for color.
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You are probably right on the Canary. I am thinking white windows and doors.
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