1. Designing Buildings on The Computer Presented by: Dave Roeder MMR

6. Tools Required

7. Tool list Elmers white glue Walthers Goo or BARGE cement Glue Stick Scotch Tape Razor Saw Sanding Stick Toothpicks Approx. 3/16” square wood strip stock Scale ruler for your scale - HO , N, O Etc: 2” Machinist square 4” Machinist square 12” combination square 6” steel machinists rule #11 Xacto Knife Box Knife Pounce Wheel – to make fold lines Drafting pencil with .5mm lead Sharpie markers Color markers – from ART MART

10. Window Designer Window treatments and signs from Window Designer Software in Modeler’s Toolkit CD

12. Wall section with window treatments cut from plain paper and glued with glue stick

14. Building 101 – Frisco Cafe Building walls are sized on screen to create a 3” wide X 3 ½” deep X 4 ½” tall 2 story Cafe

16. Building 101 – Frisco Cafe Front and rear doors, 2 green windows in front and 5 windows on rear wall added. Additional trim added to all four walls. Structure was sized to fit on one sheet HO scale.

18. The roof for building 101 – Frisco Cafe

21. Building 102 The SG&N office – HO scale

22. Building 102 The SG&N office - HO scale

25. Building 102 walls and roof back side Note that printed paper has been cut larger than the .055” mat board on both end walls. Roof backing is made from .010” cardstock. The 2 roof sections are held together with Scotch tape, then glued to the cardstock. The orange material is .055” thick mat board

26. Building - 102 wood bracing The wood bracing is white pine cut from scrap 2 X 4’s into approximately 3/16” square strips.

28. Building 102 – Assemble the walls

30. Building 102 – together at last

31. Building 102 Final details include steps and signs

33. Feed and grain supply – N scale Sign was made using Microsoft WORD ART and DRAW

34. Pattern for N scale feed and grain building Pattern is selected from pull down menu, sized to N scale, then printed on plain paper.

35. Sugar Creek depot - HO scale

36. Pattern for HO scale depot

37. Falls Paper Products – N scale This building has ¾” side walls and a short roof.

38. Frisco café HO scale 3” X 31/2” X 4 ½” tall

39. Single stall engine house - HO scale

40. SG&N RR - Soda Gulch Smelter free sanding building flat - HO scale This building is flat, however it would not require much additional effort to create the stone dock with a metal roof supported by two posts in 3 dimensions.

41. SG&N Railroad Gladstone Ore Loading – HO scale

42. Large curtain wall building flat - HO scale This building requires 4 sheets printed on “landscape” setting.

43. Large brick building flat - HO scale This building requires 2 sheets printed on “landscape” setting. This building is 19 1/8” long

44. Grey concrete curtain wall building flat - HO

45. Old brick curtain wall building flat - HO Garage door on left was blocked up, sheet metal covers on windows, other windows were bricked up to prevent theft.

46. Brick building flat - arched windows - HO Doors and windows were covered with metal plates for an abandoned look.

47. Tan / Brown concrete curtain wall building flat - HO

48. Yellow/ Tan brick curtain wall - long building flat - HO Printed same building twice and then added a portion of it to the right. This building flat is 35 “ long X 8 ½” tall.

49. Building flat – HO - 7 5/16” wide X 11 9/16” tall

50. Small Post Office – O scale – ¼” = 1” 0”