Making the call now for more medication.
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STREET SCENE FRANCE 1943 ish
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Thank you Steve, just watch out for the second row , there is always a battle over removing hats .Well, I shall inject a modicum of sanity into the rabble and sit quietly where I'm directed to!
Steve
Steve , if you and Chris are going to cause trouble then the Stewards , gun toting 45 " Are you feeling lucky " Rick and Dude1 will have to separate youTwo words I'd never thought 'I'd heard' said in the same sentence when describing you buddy.....
I don't know about distinguished , but they are certainly an audience Andrea. The foam is waiting in the wings . Seat in the third row is the safest bet .I'm joining this distinguished audience. John sculpting foam is always a first class show.
All current safety rules apply Lee.
Nice one Tim. What row are you in ? just in case
If your in the front I'd move now.Oh it's lovely Lee. Has two heat settings, hot and hotter !
What a great idea Rick. Watching the melt as it comes out of the nozzle is quite fascinating. Matron is captivated as well , thinking of how she might use it when fixing the new hat . Chris had better watch out !And you thought this thread was about a French street scene?......just an excuse to play with a "new" toy!! Once JR figures out how to turn the temp control all the way up it will turn that glue gun into a liquid lava launcher!! Someone had best call Matron before this gets out of hand!!
Don't worry Chris, she likes the glue gun , see my reply to Rick !
I'm passed being helped.
Ok Lee it's on its way .
Your quite safe Andy. Mind I'd keep the helmet on what with the chance of being hit with a flying hat from the front row being a certain bet .
The chances of the rabble settling down since the mention of a new glue gun a about nil .
We can but live in hope .
Meanwhile while cutting the front lawn and removing a large shrub I managed to try out the gun.
Just the job, like most things the more you use the easier it becomes .My only complaint would be the silly method of keeping it upright. This is not going to happen with the mains cable pulling it over. So think a small MDF cradle is required and with a drip tray .
With glue now holding the roof backing I moved on to the second building .All will have to be seperate while being detailed.
The left hand side will merge into the right at the rear .More to come over the next couple of days .
Comments welcome .
John .
We can but live in hope .
Meanwhile while cutting the front lawn and removing a large shrub I managed to try out the gun.
Just the job, like most things the more you use the easier it becomes .My only complaint would be the silly method of keeping it upright. This is not going to happen with the mains cable pulling it over. So think a small MDF cradle is required and with a drip tray .
With glue now holding the roof backing I moved on to the second building .All will have to be seperate while being detailed.
The left hand side will merge into the right at the rear .More to come over the next couple of days .
Comments welcome .
John .
Andy T
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I hang mine on a hook by the flimsy wire "stand".
I find it stops the cable dragging it all over and keeps the gun nozzle up, which prevents drips.
Might be worth a try John.
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Looking good Dude 2!!! I have taken your credit card and ordered 100 Big Mac menus with chips to keep this lot in check! It appears that none of the rabble get fed at home, so this build could get expensive for you Brother!!!...
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boatman
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OH WELL DONE Dude 1 i love bigmac's in fackt i'll have two of em lol if J/R is payin im sure he wont mind as he is a good ole boy what ho chaps
You can have mine Chris. Haven’t had one for years, but when I did I found they made me feel sick. I think it’s all the monosodium glutamate flavour enhancer in them. Used to take my daughter in for happy meals when she was young, and I’d have ice cream……
boatman
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OH Cheers Tim i'll enjoy but never did pay full price for them as we always had vouchers for a complete meal for 1.99 if we dint get them then no way
Rick it's artistic licence, the sketch was the only thing that I drew as I was pondering.Errrrm, JR....what part of the weeeeee sketch is that construction representing? I don't recognize it. Have you made unannounced changes to your building plan?
Been busy to day gardening , and at home have removed a stump of a large bush.
Should get something done tomorrow.
Thanks Andy , good idea .I'll see how mine compares as the stand is plastic.
Heavens forbid Dude1 . Worse than your kit buying expenses .
That's right Chris make you self sick then blame me
. Any problems see Dude 1 !Spot onTim, the police used to call MSG Chinese Fighting Powder for all the trouble it caused . Evil additive .
I believe it’s basically all that is in soy sauce John, but I’m fine with that. On the other hand, it was our main ingredient for producing erwinase, used for treating childhood leukaemia, so it does have its uses.
You can buy packets of MSG in Chinese food shops Tim. Some people find that consuming MSG can trigger side effects and symptoms including headaches, sweating, rapid heartbeat, nausea and others.
At least as you say there are some very good uses for it .
So kind of you Rick . Suppose you expected disappearing buildings into the distance , dream on buddy , dream on .Artistic license indeed......and far removed from the original concept. Being as I'm open minded about such things, I'll try not to let my diasppointment show.....
Right , after several days doing 1/1 garden jobs I'm back for a rest !
Today managed the roofs and general set up .
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Decision time, should this be in France ? or a street scene in a Polish industrial area. Definitely going to be German if so .
Any ideas ?
Thanks.
Today managed the roofs and general set up .
Overall
Decision time, should this be in France ? or a street scene in a Polish industrial area. Definitely going to be German if so .
Any ideas ?
Thanks.
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Sorry old lad, but it's France all the way. There are so many great old buildings to model from.
When I did my 1/72 French village, I really enjoyed making all those half timbered buildings with all that luurvely higgledy piggledy brickwork and render the French houses have.
Your choice 453....
It'll be great whatever you choose, but a Polish industrial area? Nah!
When I did my 1/72 French village, I really enjoyed making all those half timbered buildings with all that luurvely higgledy piggledy brickwork and render the French houses have.
Your choice 453....
It'll be great whatever you choose, but a Polish industrial area? Nah!
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Your call on this John, but there are lovely parts of old (Eastern) Europe that would suit this rather than an industrial area. The layout just doesn’t look industrial, it’s too compressed……could also be Italian of course……
scottie3158
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It's France for me mate.