Ideas Wanted For the Middlesex Building Add-Ons

[Pomperaugrr]

Three new window types for the kit . . . .

Single and double fans


Bricked-up

Big win with these and the dust collectors!!!  Traincat is back in the groove again!!!

Eric

[Bob Bufkin]

Really like the ones with the fan but for som reason I would like a 4 bladed fan. Don't ask me why, I just do.

[TrainCat2]

Really like the ones with the fan but for some reason I would like a 4 bladed fan. Don't ask me why, I just do.

[TrainCat2]

I also cooked up a Bus Stop that I test built. It will have a bench, Resin slab and laser cut glazing. Not a finished product yet, but you get the idea.

[Bob Bufkin]

I'm in for a couple of the 4 blades.  That bus stop comes close to some of the suburban MARC stations.  Next time I'm over at Seabrook I'll take some photos and post them.

[Bob Bufkin]

Here's a photo of one of the shelters at Seabrooke, MD.  Notice how close it comes to your bus shelter.

[OldEastRR]

Nice window fans! Those are great! Tho it seems to me most of those type fans are three bladed, fat blades.

[peteski]

I like 4-bladed fans but having both kinds would be even better.

[garethashenden]

Do you have any idea when these will be available?

[TiVoPrince]

I also cooked up a Bus Stop that I test built. It will have a bench, Resin slab and laser cut glazing. Not a finished product yet, but you get the idea.

Picturing
this in dull weathered aluminum with highly faded out of date movie posters on the ends and a single 0603 LED at one end to look illuminated, but poorly maintained.  Etched graffiti on glass and spray bomb tags optional...

[Ian MacMillan]

So much win. I am going to use quite a bit of these items.

[sirenwerks]

this in dull weathered aluminum with highly faded out of date movie posters on the ends and a single 0603 LED at one end to look illuminated, but poorly maintained.  Etched graffiti on glass and spray bomb tags optional...

The Baltimore version would have hazed, bullet-cracked plexi instead of glass.  And the benches would be removed with just the brackets left to sit on.

And if you want to do the passenger platform version like Bob's photo, I'll measure the ones on the Odenton platform for you, though I have no use for them.  If you do it, you should probably do an under-track tunnel complete with staircase and, dare I say it, handicap access ramp.

[TrainCat2]

Thanks but . . . . . .  too Pennsy!

If this had been on the Washington Branch, IN A HEART BEAT.   



Got something else cooked up too. I will have a Loading Deck/Ramp with an Overhang and Decorative Supports.

Working on the Cyclones now and they could be either Wall Mounted or Roof Mounted.

As for the timeline, I am trying to identify all of the different media components and bringing them together. I don't want to start etching and find I should have waited to get something else on the sheets. That is an expensive mistake in tooling.

[Ed Kapuscinski]

Well, MARC uses similar shelters along the "Camden Line" (aka, the exact same Washington Branch of which you speak).

[Bob Bufkin]

Those are a MARC design.  Built way after the Pennsy was long gone.   As Ed mentioned, found on most MARC lines.