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I love it!! What great depth and variety. I hope you left room for the Sierra West kits!!! LOL. Phil
You may have shown this before?
When I designed the room and layout, it was a priority that I had the work bench incorporated. I saw a layout plan somewhere that had one, which gave me the idea.
I had posted it awhile back. Here is the link. On page 1, you can see the original in 3D. Page 2 has the updated version. A few very small changes have taken place from that one. Is this what you were looking for sir?
http://www.craftsmankituniversity.com/vanforum/index.php?p=/discussion/1178/track-plan-complete/p2
Ken,
I was wrong. There is a partial picture of the work bench in the link above. I had not installed the backsplashes or lighting yet, but you can see about half of the work area.
It is an "L" shape, of which you can see one half.
Next up is either cork roadbed or starting to put in the wiring bus line. Have not decided yet.
Wasted an entire day replacing the wifes kitchen sink faucet. Was like having your balls pounded flat with a hammer...... I hate plumbing.
The lower level inside the circle (next to the blue pan) is where Blue Sky will go.
The upper level where the paint can marked "garage" is where The Foundry will go. And right next to it where you see the green tape measure, is for O'Neils.
Stop on down when we get a nice spring day. Sit on the veranda with steaks on the BGE and a fridge full of cold beer......oh, and we can look at the trains too.
A bit of progress on the layout finally. I have been experimenting with Bragdons system of hard shell and rocks. It is going quite well. I won't bore ya'll with too much, but here is my first sample attempt at a rock fully painted. I broke it last night by picking it up incorrectly. (top right corner is just sitting there).
It measures about 12' x 20"