Model Railroading > Inside a station on my layout

I'm about to close up Kingston Station on my HO scale Kingston Sub layout.

Here is a photo of the interior that, shortly, will be a lot more difficult to see!

More photos of the layout construction here: â€‹[url=https://www.facebook.com/KingstonSub/]https://www.facebook.com/KingstonSub/[/url]

-Jason
 

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Amazing

It would be bitch'n (Calif speak) if there was a way to have a camera inside the station looking out-  Could that be done with fiber optics somehow?
SR

And all along I thought Jason had a sense of humor. Where's the restroom with a dude sitting on a pot with newspaper.

Impressive

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It would have to be a gold toilet.

TomG Wrote:
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> And all along I thought Jason had a sense of
> humor. Where's the restroom with a dude sitting on
> a pot with newspaper.

BoilingMan Wrote:
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> It would be bitch'n (Calif speak) if there was a
> way to have a camera inside the station looking
> out-  Could that be done with fiber optics
> somehow?

That should be possible. Mike Burgett's C&O layout has a tiny camera looking out the window of ND Tower (Lynchburg, VA). It feeds a display inside a room he built to match the tower's main interior room - so the member of his operating-session crew who works the tower job actually has a "window" to look out of.
 



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 07/20/21 18:37 by toledopatch.

Thanks! This was fun to build. It sure did take a while. I had a floorplan and about six photos.

Not a lot of people were taking overview photos of the interior of this station in the 1980s. I can't understand why not.... :D 

-Jason


 

Here's the station with some clothes on.

 

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I like the Pinto with the porthole window, a fairly rare car- nice catch!
SR

BoilingMan Wrote:
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> I like the Pinto with the porthole window, a
> fairly rare car- nice catch!

Fresh Cherries made those. I'd like to see them do the more common Pinto variants, and in general see the same paucity of 1970s/1980s vehicle models that Jason has observed.

Incredible modeling Jason

That'll look great with some of the trains you have made available, including the Turbo!

Victor

TomG Wrote:
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> And all along I thought Jason had a sense of
> humor. Where's the restroom with a dude sitting on
> a pot with newspaper.

Doesn't look like this station has any restrooms.

BoilingMan Wrote:
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> I like the Pinto with the porthole window, a
> fairly rare car- nice catch!
> SR

Perfect....painted Fire Apparatus Red!!! ...lol

Bob

BoilingMan Wrote:
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> I like the Pinto with the porthole window, a
> fairly rare car- nice catch!
> SR
Way back in my memory bank it was sitting until you pointed that out.

TomG Wrote:
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 Where's the restroom with a dude sitting on
> a pot with newspaper?

It's called a "WASH ROOM" in Canada!