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Using LEGOs for 1/64 Scale Structures

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(@ed-davis)
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Several months ago I showed some photos of my 1/64 scale train layout.ย  This time I am showing some close-up photos of the two structures I designed and built with LEGOs.ย  This is an interesting way to build buildings for any scale.

The first two photos show a factory/warehouse type structure with a loading area for a truck and platform for freight car.ย  It is located at the edge of the airport.ย  The truck is a recent purchase.ย  It is a 1/64 scale 1960 GMC Tilt-Cab box truck with "Railway Express Agency" graphics.ย  It is made from Resin by NEO and is a very nice model.ย  In the background on the runway is a 1/72 scale diecast F8U Crusader.

The third photo shows the airport control tower. The pickup truck is a 1/64 scale 1959 Chevrolet Apache made by M2.ย  The airplane is a 1/72 scale A4 Skyhawk.

Enjoy the photos.

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IMG 2413

Ed Davis
Inverness, Illinois, USA


   
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David Green
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Your lego structures look quite impressive.That 1960 GMC goes well with the display. Thanks Ed.



   
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john barry
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The dock/depot combo is very very cool Smile ........it`s good to see someone actually PLAYING with their toys ๐Ÿ˜Žย 



   
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