Custom Standard Gauge Church

NICE work!

Beautiful work!

Hi Tom,

Very nice, the church fits in with other buildings of the classic era, in size, style, and paint colors.

Well done.

Very very nice!  I was just thinking last week how I wish they had made a church in standard gauge.  The model you built, in my opinion, is much more stylish than what probably would have come out of one of the manufacturers.  If you decide to go into production, I would be very interested.  Again, great job!

Fabulous

Steve

Tremendous work!!!

Bob

@SPIKE posted:

Very very nice!  I was just thinking last week how I wish they had made a church in standard gauge.  The model you built, in my opinion, is much more stylish than what probably would have come out of one of the manufacturers.  If you decide to go into production, I would be very interested.  Again, great job!

I agree, Tom should go into business marketing these.

Beautifully done with the classic style and taste of the 30's era of standard gauge.

Beautiful Tom, great work!

What time does Mass start ?   Great work

I would order one!

@vettekid68 posted:

  Overall I think it came out pretty well and looks reasonable in size next to an MTH reproduction house.

I'll say! You are a real artist and craftsman.

Very nice.

Artist and craftsman, indeed!

Thank you all so much for the kind replies!  This really was a fun project, and now I'm thinking I may need to try to build something else, haha.

Wow this looks great! Nice work!

I see the makings of a new career.    Great job!

That's a great looking all-metal church, which I imagine is neither inexpensive nor easy to build!

An alternative might be to purchase a Standard Gauge cardboard "putz" church.  A few years ago they were for sale at Home Goods.

Bob Nelson

Great looking modern tinplate building! I really like those cast pewter details. I've done some homecasting so I know those are not easy to make!