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JR · 16 March 2019, 18:31

Hi Lee , love the photos , and the building is great, more to come I hope .
John

**Lee Drennen** · 18 March 2019, 01:43

Here’s some pics of it after I painted it

**SimonT** · 18 March 2019, 02:31

Hi Lee - will you be adding mortar to the bricks and then weathering the whole thing - looks like it would be ideal for a full on weathering treatment?

Going by the vehicles is it 1:43 (O gauge)?

**Lee Drennen** · 18 March 2019, 02:43

Simon yes it is O scale 1/48 I use 1/43 cars on the layout they work well. I plan on washing the brick and do some light weathering on the metal thanks for stopping by

**SimonT** · 18 March 2019, 02:59

O scale over here in UK is generally 1/43 - didn't realise it was different in US. Just looked it up and found that it is different again in most of europe who use 1:45

**Mini Me** · 18 March 2019, 03:23

Lee, Just caught this, very nice indeed. How long have you been working on it?
Rick H.

**Tim Marlow** · 18 March 2019, 07:44

Looks good Lee
The three rail set up is unusual.....not at all common in the UK, at least, not In the last fifty years....are locos and stock still available new, or is this an historical collection?

**Lee Drennen** · 18 March 2019, 12:48

Thanks guys

Simon. here in the states the vehicles used for “Oscale” is 1/50 1/48 1/43 the true “O Gauge” is the distance of the track with

Rick. I’ve had this for about 3yrs off and on. I’ve been hitting it hard since September till it got cold now I’m starting up again thanks for stopping by

Tim thanks for stopping by the three rail is traditional track the make 2rail here also