@paul 2 posted:Love to see more building flats made. Not so much front of the buildings but maybe with just train loading and unloading docks or even some with a covered train shed. also made so you could put more then one side by side to make longer buildings. also some older style buildings from the early 1900's. ......Paul 2
I too agree w/ Paul's suggestion of more building flats (especially the often real world rear track facing side). Maybe Menards can design two separate types that can work independently or together.
- Product A: multi-unit building/arcade style (brick or wood) style commercial front w/ Menards clever train pass-thru back.
- Product B: the coordinating rear-side of Product A that typically faces the railroad tracks and includes a variety of rear entry doors, larger loading doors/docks for trucks and/or a boxcar. Since Product B is the track-side rear it would not include the train pass-thru feature.
Menards has come out with many excellent building options over the past several years. Many of which require some serious space. The much less depth of a few inch facade can appeal to a wide audience and be placed in many spaces.
