Inverted type shelter by 'Keystone Loco Works' was available through walthers
years ago and was modeled after my former hometown of Milton, PA as a PRR
structure. Available in both HO & O, they show up on ebay at times. I think the
O scale version would be workable more so than the HO, although the O scale
does not come around very often and is usually 3-4 times the cost. Mike B
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Date: Tue, 9 Aug 2011 13:01:05 -0700
Subject: RE: {S-Scale List} train shed support posts
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Bill:
I am interested in the inverted umbrella style of shelter. Let me know if you
decide to do ones.
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Bill Lane
Sent: Tuesday, August 09, 2011 1:00 PM
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Subject: {S-Scale List} train shed support posts
All,
I just received a Walthers HO train shed kit I think could be used as the
main structure for my passenger station. The most I think I will have to do
is raise it a bit by putting the support posts on concrete pillars. It is 2
feet long in 1 kit. I have not decided if I was another kit yet. But I will
have tracks in the station area that are 8-11 feet long.
So coming out from the big train shed I want to have "umbrella" sheds like
here in Atlantic City http://www.lanestrains.com/Atlantic_City.jpg to cover
the rest of the sidewalks.
I am not sure if I want the inverted roofs like Atlantic City or flat roof,
but I am sure I don't want A frame roofs. Where any of these supports ever
made in white metal or other for S Scale? I seem to remember an old school
Ulrich kit in HO.
Does anyone have a drawing of the supports? If none of the above exists,
these supports could be my next project. I would create them in Solidworks
and most likely do brass or pewter casting. Any interest in S land in train
shed supports?
Thank You,
Bill Lane
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