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| Arial view of Jones Avenue. Buildings from left to right; Newsstand, Wuesty Bar (or whats left of it), Leather Goods Shop, Fredricks Bakery, Salenas Tavern, along 121st Street  |
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| Midwest Fireproof Storage is in the background. The track had to realigned to match up with the rail yard table. I wasn't planning on having the track that serves Midwest Storage link to anything however it lined up pretty well with the far yard track and it makes for a nice run-around track if it becomes needed. The roadway is Monster Modelworks brick sheet street sections.. I figured this is one of the older parts of town, the Leather Goods shop is one of the oldest buildings in the city and it has the date of 1846 up on the front of the buikding. |
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| Side shot of Jones Avenue The streets still need a great deal of work to blend the old brick street into the concrete roads. I was initially only going to have a vacant lot for the remainder of the avenue, but I love buildings too much so there will be a vacant lot behind the newstand which is next to Wuesty's burned out bar and the Saxon Hotel will occupy the remainder of the block. |
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| I used thin plexiglass for the base of the block and scribed the sidewalk lines and curb into it and gave it a misting of sand colored paint. More to come! |
