When you create a diorama display of airplanes its usually an airport and a control tower is your next needed project after hangars. I have built several different styles of these for different projects but here is one of the most interesting to me. In 1/144th scale, which is very close to the N - scale of model railroading, this is a 1930's style control tower. The style is Art-Deco streamlining and I went through a lot of images of this style to learn it before drawing up this concept. I combined a set of features from gas stations, a movie theater and a actual airport terminal of the period to get this. Made from card stock and bits of gatorboard to reinforce, the model is on a 4 inch square display base.
Never have been to that museum. Have a big one a few minutes south in Tucson, plus the big storage yard next door. Airplanes in baggies awaiting another use.
Ever been to the Fantasy of Flight museum in Florida? You'd appreciate the styling of the buildings, which include hangars.
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