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Re: Station work-in-progress
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lugnet.trains
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Wed, 22 Aug 2001 10:22:02 GMT
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In lugnet.trains, Reinhard "Ben" Beneke writes:
Hi Ben!
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> Nice to see, that we will have a new building for our Mülheim meeting on
> october 28th. ;-)
Unfortunately I can't make it to the meeting in october, I'll be in Portugal
then. It seems the week was a bad choice since I also miss the Euro-meeting
in Zwolle and Spiel in Essen :-(
> > so here is the result:
> > http://www.brickshelf.com/cgi-bin/gallery.cgi?f=4760
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> Really beautiful start. Since I know some of your finished 8highly detailed
> buildings) I'm sure this will become an eye catcher also.
Thanks! I'm allready adding the details, it should be a busy station with
lots of things going on :-)
> > In the mean time I'm experimenting with the design of the two 'towers', I'm
> > leaning towards a half-timbered look.
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> I agree: the halftimbered look is at least very typical for German
> station buildings architecture, and I think it might be the same for the
> Netherlands.
I really like the half timbered look and probably the building will be half
timbered from the roof upwards.
> One question: is it planned to build the station in full symmetry? Or are the
> two different designs of the 1st floor of the tower not meant as trials, which
> looks better? If you will do a change for full symmetry, I would prefer the
> left towers design.
I plan to make the top part symmetrical. The left tower floor will host a
restaurant and the extended front is intended to look like something which
was added later when the station was already in full use. I'm pleased with
the way the different tower floors and the roof connected to it worked out :-)
> I think it is unusual to have the walls in front of the right tower made out of
> (grey) bricks. These walls would have nothing to bear (since there is no 2nd
> floor above them. I think you would build these walls out of (white painted)
> wood or in half timbered mode in real life.
Hmm, you're right. I'll experiment with a half timbered and see what it will
look like. I'm afraid the half timbered would be 'overdone' or 'overused'
but perhaps it works alright. You never know if you don't try! ;-)
Otherwise I stick to the later-added-story and grey walls were faster to
build in order to keep the station fully functioning while the modifications
were added.
-Frank
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| (...) :-(( Do you have plans for the x-mas meeting? This year not in Braunschweig, but near Frankfurt. I myself am not sure if I have the time to attend. And again: :-( (...) That would make sence, but I still think, you would see a diference in (...) (23 years ago, 22-Aug-01, to lugnet.trains)
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| (...) Hi Frank! Nice to see, that we will have a new building for our Mülheim meeting on october 28th. ;-) (...) Sounds very familiar to me.... (...) Really beautiful start. Since I know some of your finished 8highly detailed buildings) I'm sure (...) (23 years ago, 21-Aug-01, to lugnet.trains)
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