28: The warehouse loading doors were fabricated from
styrene strip and scribed sheet, with overlap provided
all around, so they can be glued in place from the
inside. Modeling putty fills a few gaps.
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the resulting image at my local copy shop on glossy stock, using
a high-resolution color printer. The sign is shown in (30).
Since I have included propane in this dealership, I added a sign
on the warehouse, “Propane now sold here,” and an addi-
tional, smaller company sign on the building end. I also added
a buffer timber underneath the truck loading door on the
building end, simply a piece of stripwood.
Last, I added a loading platform for the rail siding. Inspired by
(6), I decided to make it fairly large, so I could include some
barrels or other details on the platform. My dock is a simple
styrene box, using scribed siding for the deck, and the same
clapboard siding as the main building for the enclosure under-
neath. Eventually I will add some oil drums and other detail to
this dock.
