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Hi, brickers,

I broke ground on a warehouse to add onto my train layout and station...and would like to get your opinion on color choices

I built the following to compare what side I should g with: The BROWN side OR GREY side. What side should I go with?? The grey side OR the the brown side?? Opinions?? The white will be white signage with black lettering for the town name (sticker soon to be made).

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I throw a picture of the SNOT going on behind for fun...

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I also like both, but I think the grey breaks up the other colours well, with the brown it might look a little too much the same...

Great work tho, I look forward to seeing your layout, happy building :)

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I also like both, but I think the grey breaks up the other colours well, with the brown it might look a little too much the same...

Great work tho, I look forward to seeing your layout, happy building :)

Exactly what I was thinking

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I also like both, but I think the grey breaks up the other colours well, with the brown it might look a little too much the same...

Great work tho, I look forward to seeing your layout, happy building :)

Same here. And can you make some pictures of the layout.

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I prefer the grey.. i think it would look a bit castle-ish if you would use the brown... It depends also a bit on what kind of building you're designing.. if it is an old building..more wood would be obvious and then brown would be better.. but again, i would choose the light grey!! Succes!

Maybe this topic should be moved to the 'Town' forum... :look:

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I built the foundation today for the warehouse; it'll butt up to the station where you see the opening under the three windows of the second floor - it'll lead into the warehouse via a ticket/baggage window/door (a Lego Minifig will check-in baggage for Passengers)

Here are a couple snapshots of the current warehouse against the Train Station... I'm still bouncing back-n-forth between the Grey and Brown. I put grey columns up to see what it looks like... I like how the grey blends in with the Grey Stone/brick work as the foundation. I'm just trying to tie the buildings together in a way where each building is different, but related.

I guess you can say the station is a mix between wood and stone...

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I think the gray is too busy, because you still have the brown outline around the sand green (the brown window frames and flower box seems fine if the rest of the brown was turned to gray). But if you keep the brown around the sand green, I would go with brown for the pillars as well.

BTW, what you have built of the station looks great.

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it is becoming very nice! I agree with zephyr that it the gray is indeed a bit busy for the eyes but apart from that it looks great!

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Thanks for your opinions...it means a lot to hear what you have to say - it helps in the design process. After a coupe days to soak in each color and hear your opinions....

....the color of the columns will be...Brown :classic:

Here are updated pictures of the warehouse...I have two builds going on now - the warehouse and the Train station

I am very happy how the colors are working out now, and excitied about my sliding door below :classic:

More pics...enjoy...

Warehouse sliding door OPEN

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Warehouse Sliding Door CLOSED

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Interior progress so far - An office upfront with a small closet/storage room next door. Then the big open warehouse.

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