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November 27, 2012
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:iconoceanrailroader:
This is a diagram or a blue print of two of my HO scale buildings on my HO scale train set. The buildings are made out of DPM modular building sections made by a company called Design Preservation Models or DPM. The modular section allows you to build any 1880's to 1940's building from common store fronts to skyscrapers depending on what your layout needs. The good news about this is you can get photos of each building section on the internet and cut and past them together into what your dream building looks like. So you can figure the amount and the cost of the parts you need.
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=Falifer Nov 28, 2012  Hobbyist General Artist
Nice design!
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~OceanRailroader Nov 28, 2012
The versions of this building was made [link] was made Corrvo for his book the Southwinds it shows up as the tallest building in the birds city. I'm planning on working on several more alien skyscrapers from different storylines and fandoms and have them lined up next to one another to see who would have the biggest skyscraper. Even my fictional 1930's city has something planned to address these unchallenged super tall alien skyscrapers.

These are what the DPM wall sections look like up close [link] They are used to build model railroad buildings.
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