Scalescenes

[Ed Kapuscinski]

I didn't know these guys existed.

I particularly love the interior stuff:
http://scalescenes.com/

[Philip H]

hum I wish someone on TRW had written an article about using their stuff at some point . . .

https://issuu.com/mr-hobbyist/docs/mrh12-10-oct2012-ol?viewMode=presentation&mode=embed&pageNumber=70

 

[Lemosteam]

hum I wish someone on TRW had written an article about using their stuff at some point . . .

https://issuu.com/mr-hobbyist/docs/mrh12-10-oct2012-ol?viewMode=presentation&mode=embed&pageNumber=70

 

Is there a TRW thread?   

[Philip H]

There probably was at the time . . . . .

[Lemosteam]

There probably was at the time . . . . .

And @Ed Kapuscinski thinks he discovered something...   

[Ed Kapuscinski]

And so therefore it doesn't exist.

[Scottl]

Those kits look really great.  I want to experiment with them at some point. Maybe I should assemble some of the container models I have from Dicom and elsewhere...

[thomasjmdavis]

Found a freebee on there that made it very worthwhile....

If you go here: http://scalescenes.com/product/brown-brick/

And find this at the end of the description:
"FREE curtains, plywood boarding sheets and compatible windows (designed to be printed on transparency film -OHP) are also available for OO and N scales."- and click on the "N" you get several pages of printable windows and curtains in a free pdf.

[Rich_S]

I didn't know these guys existed.

I particularly love the interior stuff:
http://scalescenes.com/

Just remember Ed to re-scale before printing. They are a British company, so everything they produce for "N" is actually British Outline N gauge (1:148)
For more info http://scalescenes.com/not-modelling-in-n-or-oo/

[Philip H]

I found that I had to take my parking lot the other direction, as the lines are for small European cars, not American SUVs.  I think i printed mine at 120% to get the width right.