Italianate Brick Station with Red Roof Furness

Italianate Brick Station with Red Roof Furness

This Italianate-design (sometimes confused with Spanish) station building was part of the original segment of the Reading Wayne Junction Station, as designed by Frank Furness and built in 1881. Old photos depict it in a dark brick (Reading) and, from sometime in the 1960s or 70s, as two-tone half-painted station. This model depicts the station in it's mostly-restored state as of 2014, albeit with the windows still boarded up.

Author: RRSignal

Italianate Brick Station with Red Roof Furness
• config.txt 2.82KB
• frontside-normal.texture.txt 64 bytes
• frontside-normal.tga 2.00MB
• frontside.texture.txt 32 bytes
• frontside.tga 2.00MB
• thumbnail.jpg 11.24KB
• wayne.im 63.80KB

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