These "glass" panes are simply squares cut from a plastic packaging "bubble" that I saved.
An HO scale switching shelf layout based on an alternate history of Hill City, Minnesota in the year 1920. In this alternate history, the Duluth, Missabe & Iron Range railroad has expanded into more than an ore carrier, and is servicing Hill City as a general purpose railroad.
Saturday, February 19, 2011
I Don't Do Windows (OK, I Guess I Do)
I run a green railroad, doing my part to reduce waste and keep materials out of the landfill. Ok, actually, I'm just cheap and will reuse all sorts of "trash" as construction materials. A favorite "reuse" is clear plastic packaging - the stuff works great for window glass, as you see in these next three photos.
These "glass" panes are simply squares cut from a plastic packaging "bubble" that I saved.
These "glass" panes are simply squares cut from a plastic packaging "bubble" that I saved.
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