[LeopardArchModels]

Some of my favorite structures are the IHC Brownstone Mansions. A lot of detail went into the mold making.

We were recently in Wheeling WV, and there is a whole city block on main street of houses with similar architecture. These folks were lucky enough to have the PRR running in the back yard along the river front.

 

[Chops]

Those are pretty bomb. Thanks for posting, I did not know about them.

 

[Severn]

Did railroad people build em in wheeling?

 

[Stumpy]

I also like the "Yesterday & Today" series from IHC. The Painted Ladies and Storefront series make up the majority of my downtown.

Second HO Layout

Small Town - Part II Pics 1,2 & 3: With more cobblestone sheet on hand paving continued. I wasn’t really liking how bright the cobblestone was, so it got a wash down with black acrylic paint heavily diluted with denatured alcohol. Pic 4. An odd shaped area became a green space filled with...

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[traction fan]

I also like the "Yesterday & Today" series from IHC. The Painted Ladies and Storefront series make up the majority of my downtown.

Second HO Layout

Small Town - Part II Pics 1,2 & 3: With more cobblestone sheet on hand paving continued. I wasn’t really liking how bright the cobblestone was, so it got a wash down with black acrylic paint heavily diluted with denatured alcohol. Pic 4. An odd shaped area became a green space filled with...

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Stumpy;

Your downtown looks great!

Here's my N-scale version. Its my fictional version of a real village; Black River, Washington.
The town scene is on top of the lightweight, lift-out access hatch shown in the last photo. Structures are mostly Design Preservation Models kits+ a couple of "painted ladies." The trees are repainted cheap plastic things from Amazon. The wood retaining wall is scratchbuilt from basswood.

Traction Fan

 

[Stumpy]

Thanks TF.

I love the signage on your store!

 

[Gramps]

I also like the "Yesterday & Today" series from IHC. The Painted Ladies and Storefront series make up the majority of my downtown.

Second HO Layout

Small Town - Part II Pics 1,2 & 3: With more cobblestone sheet on hand paving continued. I wasn’t really liking how bright the cobblestone was, so it got a wash down with black acrylic paint heavily diluted with denatured alcohol. Pic 4. An odd shaped area became a green space filled with...

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I enjoyed seeing those photos again, it's been a while.