I am scratch building a Seed Mill for my CNW RR and need two different size louvers to go into the walls. See below -

(3) About 2' 6" H x 4' 6" L

(3) About 3' 6" H x 6' 0" L

My latest scratch built structure for my HO CNW Peninsula Div. RR. is a 2 stall Diesel House and is located in the Ashland Yard area on the layout.

Card board mock-up.

Typical wall construction - measure, scribe, snap and glue back together.

I need help in a SIMPLE way to wire the EB-1 circuit breakers into my layout. I am using CVP system and currently have the layout split into 2 districts. I now want to split each district into 3 additional sub districts. I have the boards, looked at the instructions and am confused as how to wire them into the layout the instructions only show how to wire one board into the track, but what about the additional two.

I am going to use this thread to show the building of a new switching area I am adding to my CNW Peninsula Div. These pics will show the the basic foot print of the new area which is 4' x 11' overall.

More will follow as I get going.

Richard

The following are some pictures of the detailing I have added to three areas on the CNW

Here is my latest project, it is a Craftsmen Kit from B.T.S. (Better Then Scratch) it is Styrene and Laser-cut wood. Signal Maintainers' Storage building, kit #27511. I've been working on it this past week while I recuperate from Hernia surgery. There is still some additional scenery and some more details to add into the scene. I will up date the pics.

Here are photos of a couple of my latest builds for the CNW Peninsula Div. The first set are of the "Feed Mill" at Watersmeet. I used the Walthers Columbia Feed Mill kit #933-3090, but I did completely repaint and weather it. I made my signs on the computer, as well as some decals from the kit. I don't like to use the business names as supplied by Walthers.

Track Side

Here are pictures of what I have been working on for the town of Watersmeet. The basic road coming out of Ironwood.

The road leading from Ironwood to Watersmeet.

MY LATEST BUILD - 

Since my wife is a retired educator, she wanted a school house on the layout. It will be added to the newest town of Watersmeet, MI to be built on my HO scale CNW Peninsula Div. railroad. The building is a kit bash using two DPM kits. The base kit is #106 Laube's Linen Mill. I will admit that it was not my original idea. I found the design article in the Model Railroad special publication "Modeling Railroads of the 1950's". The original building was to be a YMCA residence, but it looked like a good design for a 1950 schoolhouse.

Here is the Sam Andrick Co. building basically finished, and set in it's proper location. There are some minor details to be completed, but for now it is DONE.

Richard