The Texaco Station diorama is mounted on a 1/4″ Masonite base”
I moved the billboard to the left side as it gives more room for the outside work area on the right. Next to the building is an upholstered seat for the local loiterers to sit on, oil can display rack, barrel, tire leak checker tub, old Ford truck, Ford V/8 flat head engine on a pallet, compressed gas bottle, floor jack, air compressor, roll-a-way toolbox, green barrel, silver barrel, couple tires and bottle container.
There is also a bell ringer hose for the island and an air meter with a hose. The pump island also has a trash barrel. There are a hoop sign and fire hydrant on the street side. I may want a fence for the back and sides of the property to frame in the scene, I don’t have any of that right now. There are four sections of fence gates. I take a lot of time to weather a scene and building properly. This is how the Texaco station looked like when it was part of O’Lary’s module. I cut them apart from each other as the scene would have been too large to move as a whole unit.
