I’d advise you to do whatever you prefer…most of Walthers structure kits are good candidates for altering and/or kitbashing with other kits.
I used their ADM grain elevators, along with Red Wing Milling, and a bunch of scratchbuilt additions to build GERN Industries, an over 6’ long traffic generator…
…as the company’s slogan says…
…and it has ties to the concrete industry, too…
…and the lumber industry, too…
…and the building industry…
…and, not to be ignored, foodstuffs…
Just remember to be sure that you’re buying genuine GERN Flux products…
ModelTrain
I have just started to build a cement company kit from Walthers. Right now, I am hesitating. Should I continue building this kit normally or should I cut the eight containers in two so I could dispose this kit on a background to make it appear larger?
I’d advise you to do whatever you prefer…most of Walthers structure kits are good candidates for altering and/or kitbashing with other kits.
I used their ADM grain elevators, along with Red Wing Milling, and a bunch of scratchbuilt additions to build GERN Industries, an over 6’ long traffic generator…
With todays Digital cameres you can take thousands of pictures for the price of a SDHC memory card and a camara of course, or what ever those cards are called. I wish I had one back in the late '70s.
Wife says, "Honey why are you taking a picture of that rock?‘’[zzz]
Yes, digital photography is incredible. A few years ago, I “camped by the tracks” for a few days, and took pictures of every car in every train that went by. If that had been film, the expense would have been incredible. And my images are better than any film would have been (35mm).
My advice is, If you drive/walk past a cool looking building, vehicle, piece of rolling stock or a rock, don’t say ‘‘Oh I’ll go back tomorrow and get a shot’’. Because tomorrow it could be history.
