Baro's 3x8 urban N

[Baronjutter]

I haven't posted here for a while but I thought I'd post an update on my little urban layout.











Thanks for peeping!

[Scottl]

Great to see you here again.  The layout has come along very nicely, especially those roads.

[Philip H]

Welcome back!

Loving the container yard and the portram.

[mstl 246]

Really like the road and sidewalk details, not something you see done often.

Nat

[jpec]

Most excellent.

Jeff

[Baronjutter]

Working on the warehouse a bit today.  Need to make some more parts to tie the blue trim in with the new bit.

[Chris333]

Didn't you have a whole build thread here?

[Baronjutter]

Yeah but I lost it, I think it expired or something.

I've never attached individual letters to a building to make a sign before,  I think it turned out pretty good.  Could always be more perfect.  Also made some stairs and railings and a fire exit.







It's amazing what you can do with some cheap posterboard and some focused radiation.

[Cajonpassfan]

That's actually very cool. Probably more architecture than one coud find in a real warehouse, but very very cool.
Don't tell me, there's a prototype somewhere for the canted walls...like I said, very very cool.
Otto K.

[GaryHinshaw]

Really excellent and unique work on display here.  Thanks for the updates!

Didn't you have a whole build thread here?

Old thread is here.  I can merge these if you like, but I think this is a whole new layout, correct?

[milw12]

That's actually very cool. Probably more architecture than one coud find in a real warehouse, but very very cool.
Don't tell me, there's a prototype somewhere for the canted walls...like I said, very very cool.
Otto K.

Not necessarily, depends how much money the owner wants to flaunt and desired impression on customers. Here's a local one:

https://www.google.com/maps/@44.7897532,-93.4449561,3a,75y,31.67h,91.07t/data=!3m6!1e1!3m4!1s_IYTRxPbm4d3IjW9omBIOg!2e0!7i13312!8i6656

You can see the office/entry if quite architectural and the backside warehouse/production is more practical. Not necessarily the norm but it's out there.

Anyways, very cool layout, always like the quality and slightly European vibe, keep it up!

[Ed Kapuscinski]

It reminds me of a building I just recently saw in Pittsburgh.

The only thing missing is the damaged wall where the engineer got the car count wrong on that spur on the left.