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 Posted - May 03 2020 : 02:00:47 AM
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Close up of a Plasticville house. The simplicity and chunkiness fits well with other
Tyco stuff. I am trying to find a home for it on the new bus layout. I am not much
good at planning on paper, or computer programs worse, I enjoy throwing things
down on a blank "canvas" and seeing how things shape seemingly on their own,
testing it, and adjusting as needed. As discussed with Da Cheez, the layout (meaning
the overhead) has to evolve around the bus, not the other way around. Slashed out a
24 inch by 30 inch slice of plywood, that once working, will be fitted into the open space
and have the scenery brought up around the edges.
Edited by - Chops124 on May 03 2020 02:03:51 AM
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Posted - May 03 2020 : 09:55:07 AM
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Think that's the closest-up view I've ever seem of a Plasticville building.
Looks built to survive a Category fifteen hurricane!
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Posted - May 03 2020 : 5:25:54 PM
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its called Cape Cod House if you need to find it
AND its the design used for Mister Roger's house in the opening scene
which IF I find one I want it painted like that 
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Posted - May 03 2020 : 7:39:22 PM
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quote:Think that's the closest-up view I've ever seem of a Plasticville building.
Looks built to survive a Category fifteen hurricane!
Originally posted by southwestforests - May 03 2020 : 09:55:07 AM
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More impressively, it was built to survive little hands!
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Posted - May 04 2020 : 01:58:13 AM
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| I got that little home in a lot of trains I got years ago. It was already assembled not perfectly, but I have no where on my layout for it. Plus, it kind of doesn't fit in the plan...
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