Buildings recommendations?
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For the 1940s and 50s, you can't go wrong with some of the DPM buildings to start. Easy to assemble and paint/weather. Look pretty good on most layouts. There are still a lot of them standing in cities and towns throughout North America.
Which specific buildings you will need will depend on what you choose to model. I am sure that others can make more specific recommendations once you finalize you list of industries, scenes, location, etc.
Andrew
Which specific buildings you will need will depend on what you choose to model. I am sure that others can make more specific recommendations once you finalize you list of industries, scenes, location, etc.
Andrew
No need to be sorry, we were all new to the hobby at one point right?
Walthers is great, there buildings are easly put together with some time and effort
Walthers is great, there buildings are easly put together with some time and effort
Over the past couple of years, Walthers has been improving the way the stuctures fit together and I have to say that on most of the buildings I have bought recently, they have been the easyist things to put together. I think that it is a combination of skill obtained by building over the past 3 years and Walthers just simply making it easyer for us.
My first building was the Blue Star Ready Mix Concrete plant. It is made by Walthers. The assembly was a little difficult, but that was because I was new to the hobby and had never done something like this in my life.
I think that nomatter what company go buy from, it is always going to be a little challenging at first, but with a little time and paitents, it will get easyer for you.
My first building was the Blue Star Ready Mix Concrete plant. It is made by Walthers. The assembly was a little difficult, but that was because I was new to the hobby and had never done something like this in my life.
I think that nomatter what company go buy from, it is always going to be a little challenging at first, but with a little time and paitents, it will get easyer for you.
DPM or walthers cornerstone are good kits to break in on.haven't seen any of the cornerstone golds kits but hear they are snap togeather.