Historic Hamilton-Turner Inn in N scale

[Don Boose]

Excellent historic building! Excellent model! Excellent build thread, narrative, and images!

Don

[FRD]

Thanks Don, it was my pleasure to bring it...

[FRD]

I'm really looking forward to the next installment, "The Rhett House Inn", located in Beaufort South Carolina, it has a storied past as well as a very distinguished guest list.

[Don Boose]

Do you plan any kind of group display of the buildings?

Don

[FRD]

Don- I haven't given it any thought, the only place currently to see the six to date is on Marji's web site -> Home My immediate commitment to Marji is for ten of these little Inns.

[SCEtoAUX]

That is a nice looking building to start with. The n-scale model has turned out very nice too. Good detail for the small scale.

I see paper models like that and wonder what the price would be for a resin model or plastic model kit from a railway hobby store with the same detail. A whole lot more than the paper version. That's for sure! That's for dang sure!

[FRD]

SCEtoAUX- This is actually the second of a series of six that are being converted to N scale (1:160) from various smaller scales, the first to be converted was the Two Meeting Street Inn, the build by Tex is here-> 2 Meeting Street

[Tex]

Credit where credit is due - TEXMAN skillfully built the Two Meeting Street Inn; at no stage have I ever been involved ... unfortunately ... it's a beautiful model, but too small for me ...
- Tex

[FRD]

Sorry about that Tex, I meant to post "Texman" just a little confusion on my part, now I know the difference!

[Tex]

Certainly no hurt feelings here; I hope Texman, who did a great job on that building, thinks the same way! :-)
- Tex (who keeps sticking (to) "his" H0 scale) ;-)