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Update: Car Wash on the Trenton Subdivision in N Scale

December 22, 2014 by Roger Litwiller

VIA Shops

A simple Car wash ensures all passenger cars leaving the VIA Shops.

I have completed some more work on the car wash in the VIA Rail Yard.

I posted an earlier blog as I was constructing the car wash. I have replaced the black plastic tubes that came with the kit with pipe cleaners and scratch built a base from 1mm styrene. Adding railings, grating and a chemical tank from other kits.

In this photo Kokanee Park passes through the car wash while the supervisor gives instructions to a yard employee servicing the car wash from an access man hole.

I have finished the ballasting and added weeds and brush where the concrete meets the gravel. The next step is to add signs and finer details.

Related Post: Car Wash on the Trenton Subdivision in N Scale

 

Filed Under: Railroading Tagged With: Model Building, Model Railroading, N Scale, Roger Litwiller, Trains

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Author, historian and lecturer of Canada's proud Naval heritage. Published books -White Ensign Flying, Warships of the Bay of Quinte. Retired Paramedic with 37 years service.

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