Terry Burr said:
I tore it back apart this morning. The roof on wrong was really bothering me. While it was off I took a pic of how I braced the inside to get the bow out.
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It’s brass angle with 1/16 shims to keep the door from being pushed out. Pretty simple but the doors become unusable this way. Not a big deal for me but my kids probly won’t be happy. My son likes to load the trains up with action figures.
Also for anyone using trackside details marker lights here’s the lens that I use. The mouser p/n denotes the color of the lens at the end R for red, G for green etc. Their site info is in the top right corner.
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I like the idea of lanterns inside so I’m gonna order some and wait to put it back together.
Terry
Thanks Terry for the photo of the end bracing. My walls are really bowed! I used the same lenses from Mouser. They throw the light quite a distance.
You will like those Hartford chimney lanterns on the inside. Very small incandescent bulbs at 1.2v. I had Jonathan draw a circuit for me to power BOTH the marker lamps and the 1.2 volt chimney’s off the same 7.2 volt NiMH battery. He made a small bridge rectifier for me.