Sure... I understand that. But living in the southeast like I do and have all
my life where barns are quite common, I'd venture to say that there is no such
thing as a standard "appropriate size"... especially not among structures
dating from the 1940s and back when there were little, if any "codes" for
building anything.
John Degnan
Bill Roberts <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
True, there are barns of all sizes, but I interpret "too big" to mean
bigger than S scale. A barn suitable for S scale will have
architectural details of the appropriate size, including doors,
windows, width of siding, size of bricks and other features.
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