Walther's Blast Furnance

Israel Jan 8, 2005

  1. Israel

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    I'm doing some planning here for the large layout I eventually plan on doing. Would like the layout to have this great looking structure as the center piece to it.

    I've been looking for the size of this monster. None of the sites I find it on list the dimensions of it. Does anyone out there know what they are.


    Thanks,
    Israel
     
  2. Fotheringill

    Fotheringill TrainBoard Member

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    I am pretty sure the dimensions would be listed in its N-Z catalogue. I suggest you e-mail one of our on line advertisers, ask for the dimensions, and then order from that supplier. I am sure Wig-Wag will do you right.
     
  3. Grantha

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  4. ac60cw

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    Weren't there to more structures to be produced with these kits. They've made thus far the Blast Furnace, the Rolling Mill, and I thought the Coke Ovens were to be next. Or have small sales now doomed the Coke Ovens??
     
  5. Larry E Shankles

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    From diagram on box: The main building is 19.625" x 7.25" and 15.25" tall, a separate building whose location relative to the main buildig is optional is 8.375' x 3.875" Don't have rolling mill yet so can't tell you what it is.
     
  6. Israel

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    Thanks for the dimensions.
    I sure hope the coke ovens are produced.
     
  7. ritafritz

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    The rolling mill runs 11" long by 71/2" wide.
     
  8. Flash Blackman

    Flash Blackman TrainBoard Member

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    Even the N scale version is scaled down. The Midwest N Pioneer club, and some others, use the HO scale kit for their N scale layout. It is tedious because you have to change all the doors and railings to N scale.

    Midwest N Pioneer (great club!)
    http://www.midwestnpioneer.org/

    HO scale steel mill:
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  9. sam

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    wow,
    thats a great looking factory/mill!!
     

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