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Windows and doors are wood. All mounted on black foamboard. Country: | Posts: 1589 desertdrover Engineer Posted - 11/04/2017 :  1:35:53 PM   Cole & Joy’s Bait and Tackle shop built from strip wood, Basswood sheets and construction paper. Row boats and canoes made with white card stock, yet to be painted. Country: USA | Posts: 17279 Frank Palmer Fireman Posted - 11/04/2017 :  2:06:54 PM     quote: Originally posted by Terrell Thanks, again, Ted. I believe this was my first exercise in using paper, cardstock in this case, for wood siding. The window trim, fish-scale shingles are also cardstock. The chimney is acrylic canvas bricks. Roofing is copier paper. Windows and doors are wood. All mounted on black foamboard. Terrell, great job on the paper siding. What is canvas bricks? Country: USA | Posts: 4718 Terrell Fireman Posted - 11/04/2017 :  3:15:01 PM   It's just a heavy stock "paper" used for acrylic painting. I cut the sheets into strips the height of the bricks them cut the strips to the length of the brick. Country: | Posts: 1589 Carl B Fireman Premium Member Posted - 11/04/2017 :  3:27:17 PM     Impressive work Terrell. Canvas paper bricks are very nice. What scale is the large mansion? Country: USA | Posts: 2884 Terrell Fireman Posted - 11/04/2017 :  5:23:38 PM   It's O scale, Carl. Thanks!! Country: | Posts: 1589 ocalicreek Engine Wiper Posted - 11/04/2017 :  7:03:39 PM     Download Attachment: IMG_1270.JPG 75.04 KB Download Attachment: IMG_1272.JPG 75.75 KB This tower is made primarily of shirt cardboard, manila folder, and a "Capucino Coolers" box for the thinner stock. (Thank you, Kristi, for your addiction...I will never run out of this material.) The roof is metal, the little tank plastic, and of course the figures are plastic and metal. The structure plans are from Model Railroader. I based my model on the drawing's dimensions, but took the details from the prototype photos included. A fun structure built in between jobs. Great work, everyone. My Train Blog: http://ocalicreek.blogspot.com/ Country: USA | Posts: 487 Guff Fireman Premium Member Posted - 11/04/2017 :  7:12:25 PM   Terrell, Like the canvas brick idea! Thanks, Dave Country: USA | Posts: 1482 quartergauger48 Fireman Premium Member Posted - 11/04/2017 :  10:20:45 PM   Thanks Fred for answering Frank's question. Found it on Amazon and Blicks, Think I'll give it a try... Ted Country: USA | Posts: 5605 Terrell Fireman Posted - 11/05/2017 :  11:41:03 AM   Another cardstock building. Windows, doors, roof trim, deck, cleaning table and bench are wood. And again with the canvas chimney. The roof covering (hardly seen) is tissue tar-paper. Country: | Posts: 1589 TRAINS1941 Engineer Premium Member Posted - 11/05/2017 :  11:56:39 AM   Terrell very nice work. Jerry "And in the end, it’s not the years in your life that count. It's the life in your years." A. Lincoln Country: USA | Posts: 10604 Frank Palmer Fireman Posted - 11/05/2017 :  1:18:24 PM     Terrell, I cut the sheets into strips the height of the bricks them cut the strips to the length of the brick. Man that's dedication to the craft. Country: USA | Posts: 4718 desertdrover Engineer Posted - 11/05/2017 :  1:43:35 PM   I built this coal shed and fuel tank using strip wood and construction paper roofing, from an article in Model Railroader August 1978, called Caboose servicing facilities. Country: USA | Posts: 17279 Terrell Fireman Posted - 11/07/2017 :  08:19:58 AM   Cardstock siding. Wood windows, doors and porch deck. Canvas brick foundation. Wood coffin in truck, cardboard coffins inside the building. Copier paper roofing. 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