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On my small diorama that I use for photographing I placed the tower, and Monster Modelworks building flat together which work well. I thought the tower was a bit on the small size when I was building it but it appears to fit in well. I am looking at building a small modern era yard scene and this tower will be included. |
Here are a few views of my recently completed ITLA tower kit. It is a bit smaller than one would expect but it works well in any yard location...George Dutka
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The stairway was a tough build. I decided to glue the side railings and the top platform together, then attach it to the wall. I then added the stairs which worked better for me. |
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Although the tower is fashoined after the Pelton tower in Windsor I built it with the Delray GTW tower in mind. It is not identical to any GTW towers but by adding the signage and the brick coloring I saw on the towers it passes well as what one sees on the GTW. |
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The white on the windows if MIG coloring. I added paper bag blinds inside. Some ground foam is attached to the building making it work better when dropped into a scene. The gray is acrylic craft paint. There is a good dose of PanPastels applied also to the gray and brickwork. |
It does look small, but it appears close in size to the always popular Atlas switch tower. It just lack the large pointed roof found in that kit. Though I do have to wonder how rain gets off the roof of your model above.
ReplyDeleteYes your right about the rain. There is no downspouts included in the kit. I guess one needs to think about that and add them from ones scrap box...back to the workbench for that kit...thanks...George
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