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The prototype
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Sorry, there isn’t one. This is a “could have been” structure, more or less following the types that were erected during the construction period of the RhB and used for various purposes.
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Materials
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This structure started out as two of the inexpensive Model Power kits representing Alpine ski huts. Judicious cutting and splicing enlarges the building’s length. That corrects the “cute” factor to a large extent.
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Patching and filling the extended roof...
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same for the walls and the floor ....
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as well as the landing on the outside.
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Interim result.
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Prepping the roof - fill and sand the joint. The parts are never that uniform that this wouldn’t leave tell-tale signs.
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Colour test on one side of the roof
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Darker colours help to hide the tell-tale signs
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Second side
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Acceptable
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Next are the windows, first they needed to be repainted to a warm wood colour instead of the silvery tone they had. Then there’s the detailed interior ...
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