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Tamiya Cowboy
02-12-2011, 08:09 AM
Here is another building that I built for farm toys it is 1/14 scale and it is 32" x 48" big.

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Bodyman
02-12-2011, 09:29 AM
again nice job. what did you use for the sliding door hardware
steve
SonoranWraith
02-12-2011, 04:36 PM
Nice work Paul. I love the building!
SmallHaul
02-12-2011, 07:06 PM
Very nice Paul! That looks great.
Tamiya Cowboy
02-12-2011, 07:58 PM
again nice job. what did you use for the sliding door hardware
steve

Thanks Much Steve.. The hard wear is KandS Brass rod and thumb screw in eye lets the same size they fit perfect wit no slop it all and slid great.

Nice work Paul. I love the building!

Thanks! :)

Very nice Paul! That looks great.

Hey thanks much Scott.
Dreamweaver
02-12-2011, 08:00 PM
32 x 48... where you going to park when i come over...:D

-Mike
Tamiya Cowboy
02-13-2011, 12:40 AM
Mike I built this one for a little boy for his Christmass present 5 years ago it is all the bigger his mom would let me make it. My shed at my house is 48 x 72.
mazdaparts
02-13-2011, 12:51 AM
Half inch MDF and wood posts. Bet that thing weighed a bit. Other than having it laying around, why use the MDF over the quarter inch hard board you used for the roof?

It looks great though and have thought of doing something like that for my sons tonka toy collection, but I would need it to be weatherproof and kid safe/proof.
Tamiya Cowboy
02-13-2011, 09:15 AM
Half inch MDF and wood posts. Bet that thing weighed a bit. Other than having it laying around, why use the MDF over the quarter inch hard board you used for the roof?

It looks great though and have thought of doing something like that for my sons tonka toy collection, but I would need it to be weatherproof and kid safe/proof.

You hit the nail on the head right there. Kid proof.. The 100% clear pine will never get a splinter and is the hardest pine out there. The MDF also will not splinter it all keeping it very safe for a child or adult that may be crawling around the building.Now my big building and other I have made for other people you can sit on that is how much weight they will carry. This building is not very heavy and when you prime and paint them the finish is near perfect. Normally I do the roof out of 1/2 inch too but the owner wanted the roof really lite for there son so I did 1/4. Now I know they are not 100% weather proof but mine don't sit out side over night and neither does this one so that was not a major issue.
rcman
02-18-2011, 12:56 PM
wow i thought i had a big shed! 48 x 72 thats great! im going to add 16 x 8 to my shed soon! that will give me 32 x 16. im running out of room now hehehe!