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I like murdocs very long shed but probably a bit out of my price range to make. I always wanted to make my single into a double so i have moced it up. I have changed the roofs to keep the price down but in saying that they use a more bits. i will need to price up if the standard lego design is cheaper or this one. this one does look a bit better. My budget for this is about $2-300 cheaper the better, seams i already have half the bits might be able to do it better. its the shipping what kill the price and if i need to order from a lot of store.

The sliding doors are not in lego designer so i just left them off. i have added a crossing so my small trucks can drive though with parts on. changed where the middle stuff is and i think it looks good. i have used 3 big base plates for this and i wanted to have all the track connected and my buffers connected to. i might add another plate on so i can put my switching tower on also

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I picked up a version to do something somilar but decided to switch to dark bley as getting all dark grey bricks was getting expensive. It will look fantastic when complete

My only complaint is that it wont hold some of the older 7740 era trains because of brick built pantographs.

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Your loco shed looks really good Lazarus and I'm going to need to build something similar myself for my own layout before too long. I like the way you've done the roof as I think the original Lego roof is far too flat, then I suppose I'm used to the look of a New Zealand Rlys steam era loco shed and they definitely weren't flat.

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I'm very honored, Lazarus, that you used my shed as the inspiration for your creation. I can't wait until your shed is done in real life!

Keep up the good work, I'm sure it'll result in an amazing layout!

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in case you need windows for those arch bricks 1 x 6, I can help you with that...

I use them in my own larger engine shed:

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I like you version also very much!

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ok just did some pricing, the new roof style will cost me more than the old lego way. its over $70us to make the new design and only about $60 for 16 2x8 slopes dont need 32 as i have 16 already. for anyone else making this yes cheaper the new way for me i might need to go back to the old lego way due to cost.

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Hello All.

After a few month build time mainly due to parts from all over the place and money thrown at it from all directions i give you my very expencive double Shed with switching tower.

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I like it, i know its not how sheds should be and it would be flat. I like it this way :-)

Also i have so much other work to get onto i may come back and do somthing but at about $850nz into this model so far not keep to put much more into it.

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correct ya old dark on the shed and new dark on the tower. Had to do this as i already had the standerd lego shed in old dark so had to follow it though.

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