My New Place to Bludgeon Styrene

[BUCKY]

When we sold the old house, I was informed that I couldn't put my hobby in the spare bedroom at the new house.
Well, I had dragged two outbuildings down to the new homesite, so I decided to use one of those for a new hobby
lair. Mrs. BUCKY appropriately named it Hobby Shack, and chose the colors for the sign. Following is a journey of
me whipping this building into the Hobby Shack.

It started out as this pale yellow color. It matched the old house very well, but didn't fit in here:



This is after I added the railings:


I started out by painting the trim and the porch railings white:


I then started with the light gray, which matches the new house. Notice Mrs. BUCKY's sign:


This shows the difference between the yellow and gray:


One side complete, except for the doors:


A good coat of dark gray on the porch boards:


At this point, things are going smooth.

More Hobby Shack to come.....................................................

[Jcon]

Such a cool project!!!

[Tuffone20]

Very nice!!

[BUCKY]

Thanks, guys!

[tubbs]

cool, had to be a pain dragging that from one point to another. hope you live in a warm climate. may get cold in the winter. great looking project. can't wait to see the inside. always like to see other people's work areas.

[BUCKY]

There's a guy down here who moves these buildings for a living. He has a trailer that does 90% of the work, and it has a remote control! LoL I actually had him bring two buildings to the new place. Didn't take long, as we only moved twelve miles. I do have a good heater for the Hobby Shack, and it's insulated fairly well. Nothing will freeze in there. We're in the southern part of Tennessee.

[topside]

One of the kids from my old SoCal neighborhood just moved to somewhere around Lynchburg and loves it.
He was a helluva commercial & residential contractor but finally escaped Calif.

[BUCKY]

I'm about 75 miles from Lynchburg.