I already had a good start on this industry by using parts left over from past layouts and posted about this just about a year ago in the post Reuniting a Walthers Interstate Fuel & Oil kit. As the site of this facility was near the edge of the Battle Mountain section I decided to wait until the Harney section was installed to finish it.
Here are the storage tanks with the ladders installed. The concrete base shown here is removable so all the work can be done at the bench then placed back on the layout.
Here is the same scene after a few more details were added to the tanks and they were painted. The truck loading platform is from the Walthers Interstate Oil kit and the pump is from the old Micro Engineering gas station kit. Still a bit more to do here and some weathering.
Next I will need to work on how the Diesel fuel is removed from the tank cars, that will be in the next post.
Good looking little industry Brad!
ReplyDeleteThanks Allen. I like this type of small truck transfer industry. I plan to have a couple more in Carlin for chemicals.
DeleteNicely done Brad. I too use bases that are removable as I have found i add more detail if working on it inside the house.
ReplyDeleteThanks Rod. Much easier to work on the bench. I do this on modules too then attach them to the module when done. My partner in the Asian layout uses bases that he calls sector plates and places them after modules are setup.
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