Model train shops provide detailed buildings, but they
are weird scales like 1:76 or 4mm to 1ft. This is due to
the gauge of track, but that doesn't really help brickwork students...
Anyway, here's some examples of different buildings
are weird scales like 1:76 or 4mm to 1ft. This is due to
the gauge of track, but that doesn't really help brickwork students...
Anyway, here's some examples of different buildings
Out House No 42-046 Image from: Railway Model Shop
Tradition method of construction with load-bearing brick wall and slate roof. Notice the door thresholds and soldier bricks above the windows. There is also a barge-board and fasciaUnder Construction No 44-024 Image from: Railway Model Shop
Model of bungalow, showing internal blockwork, external brickwork, insulation, roof trusses and scaffoldingModern Industrial Unit No 44-049 Image from: Railway Model Shop
Example of modern construction method, with Portal frame roof. This is a steel structure with the brickwork acting as a non-loading skin around the buildingSite Office No 44-055 Image from: Railway Model Shop
Example of porta-cabin used on site
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