4.6. Stephen A. Greene Furniture
Model
This building flat is a mish-mash of old kitbashing concepts. Although the kit used is Cornerstone's Brach's Candy factory, the visual trick that I'll be employing is mounting a large rooftop sign backwards, suggesting we're looking at the back of the structure, which has the psychological effect of making the layout seem larger. The only surviving image of the White River & Northern IV where I'd first used this technique appears in a slide taken by Lou Sassi.
Here I've got most of the kitbashing work completed, although there's plenty of detail work—including the sign—to be done.
Reference
Owing the the layout's redesign, the building was enlarged and abandoned, suffering acute decay along these lines:
Disposition
This structure was ultimately dropped from the layout as originally designed; later, Stephen A. Greene Metal Fabrication became a combination of Tomb of the Unknown and Rearden Metal Works.