I just received my first shipment of engine sheds and I must say Darstaed have really excelled with this offering. This is tinplate at it's very finest.
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Great looking train shed, almost wish I had some tinplate.
Really nice (and expensive?) lithographic shed!
Dave, can you show us later some more photos when you have filled the interior with tubular tracks and vintage locomotives, just to get an idea of the internal space.
Is it a pass-thru shed or only same side entrance/exit?
That is sweet looking. Is it O or Standard gauge?
Originally Posted by BetaNuSigmaPhi:
Really nice (and expensive?) lithographic shed!
Dave, can you show us later some more photos when you have filled the interior with tubular tracks and vintage locomotives, just to get an idea of the internal space.
Is it a pass-thru shed or only same side entrance/exit?
Not expensive. It is a pass through shed with doors both ends, available in single, double, and extensions for both, to double the length. It is for O scale.
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Originally Posted by BetaNuSigmaPhi:
Really nice (and expensive?) lithographic shed!
Dave, can you show us later some more photos when you have filled the interior with tubular tracks and vintage locomotives, just to get an idea of the internal space.
Is it a pass-thru shed or only same side entrance/exit?
Not expensive. It is a pass through shed with doors both ends, available in single, double, and extensions for both, to double the length. It is for O scale.
While studying the leaflet, came up a tricky question:
Is it technically possible to stretch the shed even longer with a second extension, let's say ES2+ES2E+ES2E to park inside two long steam engines???
I went to weaver site and looks like they are D.O.A.
Originally Posted by BetaNuSigmaPhi:
Originally Posted by Dave Allen:
Originally Posted by BetaNuSigmaPhi:
Really nice (and expensive?) lithographic shed!
Dave, can you show us later some more photos when you have filled the interior with tubular tracks and vintage locomotives, just to get an idea of the internal space.
Is it a pass-thru shed or only same side entrance/exit?
Not expensive. It is a pass through shed with doors both ends, available in single, double, and extensions for both, to double the length. It is for O scale.
While studying the leaflet, came up a tricky question:
Is it technically possible to stretch the shed even longer with a second extension, let's say ES2+ES2E+ES2E to park inside two long steam engines???
Yes, you can make them as long as you wish.
