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Superb bit of joinery there John - you're obviously in your element doing this sort of thing. Wished I had the skill and patience.
Hi Jim, thanks, yes thought the casting texture was really top rate
Undeterred by the heat and with the fan on full I decided to do something to the build .
Glued the plastic sections on.
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Then decided to spray.
I wanted to get that bluish Green like in the drawing , well not quite what I really want but once the washable white is on it might look better .
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Thanks Steve, Oooh honorary member of the famous Rivet Club, is there any rolled up trousers legs or any other strange custom to learn ?Very nice work on the jig. We will have to start considering you as an honorary member of the rivet club.
Very kind of you to say Peter. I'm enjoying this part. Oh by the way I had a mad turn and bought two MiniArt kits.Superb bit of joinery there John - you're obviously in your element doing this sort of thing. Wished I had the skill and patience.
Hi Jim. Maybe I should give up plastic modelling and build dolls houses, or just buildingsHi John
All looking really good. The builder in you is on a roll.
Jim
Hi Richard, yes I went gardening today for the morning, 3 hrs mowing lawns is as much as I want. Mid day is only for those that enjoy being ill .Hi John, haven't seen this kind of lighting in UK much. At least the contrast isn't too heavy. Here we need something to diffuse strong sunlight.
Good idea on the jig to keep the supports in shape. Keep your gardenings in the mornings or evenings when its a lot cooler.
Cheers,
Richard
Hi Paul, I had made a three sided car board frame, it had some more card board stuck at the same hight as the wall . This was to support the roofing frame.John, I'm unclear on your issue. The one wall, well anchored to the base & the remaining roofing material well anchored to it should be sufficient support for the light weight trusses. Some metal rods up through the foam board if it fails should do the trick or am I missing something. PaulE
Thank Si, I removed the frame from the jig this afternoon, perfect. Of course the glue doesn't stick to the ply .Hi John,
I like you framing jig....looks to work nicely too
Yes 570, that's what I think will have to be.453. Top work!
How about making just a few vertical columns at the rear, with connecting horizontal beams to take the trusses?
Then fill the gaps in between with partial brickwork, loads of rubble and broken timbers etc. - Then think about a painted, finishing off background.
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Thanks Peter, the only problem is the angle of the wall in relation to the left hand side. Maybe should have made it parallel to the wall.Unable to advise on the issues John (completely over my head I'm afraid), but that roof frame is looking superb.
Thanks Paul, looks even rougher tonight than it did after I had finished them. !!!!John,
hats off looks good must have taken ages. Now all you have to do is cut 200 window pains
May not be perfect but we at the TBC welcome all attempts at bench tidiness.Had to have a clear up and a put things away afternoon, yes I know Jim will be pleased, even Management was shocked at the announcement.
Not completely tidy, but cleared loads of old papers, drawings, and made a list of all the stash !
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