This industry was fun to build. I now am thinking about the next dock area structure. My wife thinks there should be a fish market on the dock - TBD. The idea of a fish market brings to mind the odors such an industry generates. Many years ago there was a model company called Olfactory Airs which sold various model odor products. They did not last long.
Modeling and modeling ideas for my 1939 era HO model railroad - the Royal Oak & Southern, plus other things I find of interest. Stan Knotts.
Thursday, March 30, 2017
Boat outfitters model complete
The boat outfitters model is complete (unless I decide to add more details). It is installed on the layout with some scenery added. I added a number of birds (seagulls) on the roofs. There is a traveling crane located between the shed on the right and the work building on the left. I have named the facility the Norton Boat Outfitters for a friend.
The yard area in the center has two boats under repair as well as other details.
The above view shows the yard area. I am adding some vegetation and moss at the base of the dock where it meets the water. There is an old anchor leaning on the shed on the dock.
Above is a view of the left side showing the shed at he rear of building #3.
This industry was fun to build. I now am thinking about the next dock area structure. My wife thinks there should be a fish market on the dock - TBD. The idea of a fish market brings to mind the odors such an industry generates. Many years ago there was a model company called Olfactory Airs which sold various model odor products. They did not last long.
This industry was fun to build. I now am thinking about the next dock area structure. My wife thinks there should be a fish market on the dock - TBD. The idea of a fish market brings to mind the odors such an industry generates. Many years ago there was a model company called Olfactory Airs which sold various model odor products. They did not last long.
This boat outfitter looks good. Appreciate your work
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