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Tell Us What Buildings You Would Like Added To The ModelBuildings.org Website
There are already more than 160 downloadable scale model plans available on the www.modelbuildings.org website, and soon another 10 new plans will be added. The question is; what plans would you like to see that are not currently available on the site? Add your suggestions in the comments section below and add a photo if want to.
Above are some the plans currently available. What else would you like to see on the site? Add your suggestion below. Include a photo if you have one.
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Hi ,are there plans available for n scale gas service stations
Jan, watch this space.
Hi, are there any plans for these to be produced in O scale?
Yes, some of the plans are available at http://www.oscalebuildings.com/
A number of years ago Walthers sold a cooling tower kit to be used with their ethanol plant. Cooling towers are critical to most industrial processes. A highly detailed single cell tower would significantly improve the authenticity of any industrial site. Single cell towers could be connected together to form larger towers like those seen in power plants, chemical plants and other heavy industry.
Interesting idea. Creating the shape could be an issue. If someone has some suggestions on what the PDF plan could be mounted on to achieve the correct shape that would be helpful.
Here is a pic
Hi
I like to have some large background buildings, 10 floor and more.
i’m a N scaler
RegJarle
Thanks for the suggestion.
What about a lumber saw mill?
Robert
Thanks. I will pass on the suggestion.
Robert, a lumber mill might be a bit hard to construct as a cardboard plan due to all the machinery, pipes, ramps, and general openness of the structure. You would still need to add logs, sawn timber etc. It sounds like something you might need to stratchbuild or modify a plastic one to make it look more real even though plastic ones are really expensive. Perhaps you could supply a photo of drawing of what you had in mind? Ben.
Thank You for such a wonderful resource! How about modern (Americanized!!) corrugated metal siding structures, or, even more versitale, sheets of the siding itself? Blue and variations on tan seem to be popular with the prototype,worldwide, along with a muted, grey-ish green. Hope this helps!!