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Tyco Center Street School. Across the street from the section I'm working on with 6 of 8 Center Street buildings...
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Posted - June 19 2016 : 6:29:08 PM
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| Sweet.
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Posted - June 19 2016 : 9:09:38 PM
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Nice looking school Walt
Microbuss asked about the Plasticville Cape Code from Mister Rogers. I have no idea what became of it. But I have two to post pictures of. I believe these designs came a competing line Bachmann bought out marketed under the name 'Little Town' The building from them tend to be a little small and kind of clunky. It's hard to get complete info on the HO Plasticville most focus on the larger scale offerings.  
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Posted - June 20 2016 : 01:04:19 AM
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Not my own work, this club layout has been around since 1986 so I keep
find things on it that I had overlooked in the last 20 years. Everyone
has their favorite Italian Bistro; Bertucci's is an El Paso landmark.
Very nice cottages, the one with the dingy reminds me very much of a
cabin we used to visit Down East, in Maine.
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Posted - June 20 2016 : 01:39:44 AM
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Nice old regular wheels Matchbox truck in your pic Jeff... :)
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Posted - June 20 2016 : 09:34:41 AM
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The Mansion Row. IHC.
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Posted - June 20 2016 : 4:57:53 PM
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| I had not noticed, that, thanks!
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Posted - June 20 2016 : 9:14:42 PM
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A recent Trash/Treasure find from the shop, this little freight depot station will look good on most any layout of the steam/transition era.
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Posted - June 22 2016 : 7:50:04 PM
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Jerry- Another classic Plasticville piece. I found mine in similar shape.
Chops -Thanks, but that dingy is actually a Matchbox racing boat. Rather hard to find.
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Posted - June 23 2016 : 12:26:48 PM
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This week I have a Suydam 1887 Freight Depot. Took a while to get it put together, but I'm
happy with the results. Am in the process of constructing some crates and stuff for the dock.
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Posted - June 23 2016 : 4:59:37 PM
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| That Suydam building looks good George. And I've always liked the simplicity of those Plasticville freight stations; seems like you can dress 'em up the way you want 'em.
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