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Texas Brick Railroad has a series of MOCs that were originally built as background filler - which we named "Old MocFiller's Farm". But it's proven to be much better than expected, and we're currently working to expand it and improve it.

So as part of that effort, I began work on "Old MocFiller's Storehouse", a run down, dilapidated building with a loading dock on one of our first dedicated rail spurs. It's still a work in progress, but it's mostly done. I'm quite pleased with how it turned out.

19249673952_75e3424619.jpgMocFiller's Storehouse (WiP) by Tony Sava, on Flickr

This is designed to be a module, easily "plugged in" to the rest of the layout.

--Tony

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Nice work with the building. I like how you've got it at an angle to the baseplate to line up with the rail spur. The detail work fits a delayed maintenance facility to a T.

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Thank you all. My build table has been a mess, so I haven't had a chance to take any better photos of it. No, it doesn't have an interior, though it does have a floor. The roof is a little fragile, so I'm not sure an interior would be all that accessible anyway.

--Tony

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Looks great. The top really captures the feel of a tin roofed - rusted! (Yes, a nod to the B-52's). Maybe it 's the new Love Shack!

By the way, does your club modify all of your switches to take out the extra curve?

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