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Tool Shed
The planets seemed to be finally aligned for me to start my first O scale project. This is the right wall of the Tool Shed. After I took the picture, I realized that I did not cut out the window. A another picture later (I am out of town) will rectify the omission. I followed Brett's instruction and discovered the tremendous amount of control over the look of individual boards. I started on the left side and you can sense the timid approach to it. the right side shows a much more "liberated" experience. I did forgot to butt to boards together on this side. But I have three more sides to go...
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Karl.A
Here is a progress photo
The one thing I would point out is the board spacing on the left wall above. It has almost a pickett fence look toward the top. Maybe the white background is making it jump out more than it appears in person, but I thought I'd mention it.
Keep posting pictures!
Bill
Thank you for the rest of your comment.
Brice