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Wow Alan, those are great. They huge too. That must of been one heck of a layout to fit those on. I’m confused on why the shipping containers are on the top beam? Don’t they have control rooms up there? 

Here is what I worked on Friday night. Some cone tanks to install under the Hooker Chemical plant building. These are going to be 3D printed today. 

These are 2.75" tall.  3hrs & 11 min. to print .

Here is the tank by itself

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Beautiful work by all

Finishing up on replicas of the Suncoast 200 Ton Coal Tower. One is a customized kit bash while the other is scratched built. I will post a separate thread once I have completed the structures. From what I understand this kit is not offered anymore???????????

I just found a major issue with the kit - If it is placed over track on top of roadbed at 5 inches it is not high enough to allow Steamers to pass through! I am going to have to cut off the bottom and somehow make the legs longer - ~ 6 inches or more. My guess is that it was not designed to sit over track but to have track pass on both sides?????????????

 

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Hopefully came up with a good looking solution. The original problem is shown below. The smoke stack misses by about 1/4 inch

Coal Tower 001

The redesign is next to the kit design. I think it looks cleaner.

200 Ton Coaling Tower 001

200 Ton Coaling Tower 002

The locomotive now has no issues passing underneath

200 Ton Coaling Tower 003

I am going to need to build a suitable base for the elevator now.

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Forty Rod posted:
Rich883 posted:

Nice work this week guys.  I like your tanks Al.

here is a theater I have been working on.  Some more detains to go but mostly done.

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No ticket booth?  That can't be financially beneficial.

Beautiful architecture and great workmanship.

It is in the lobby, but I used opaque vs clear glass for the door so you don’t see in side.

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