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Country: USA | Posts: 6276 UKGuy Fireman Posted - 01/04/2011 :  11:27:03 PM         Country: USA | Posts: 6276 UKGuy Fireman Posted - 01/05/2011 :  12:11:42 AM         Country: USA | Posts: 6276 UKGuy Fireman Posted - 01/05/2011 :  12:48:45 AM         That was a tricky little sucker........ Country: USA | Posts: 6276 Martin Welberg Fireman Posted - 01/05/2011 :  01:58:25 AM       That doorway looks good!! Even a blindplate or how ya call'm for the lock, superb.. Country: Netherlands | Posts: 6722 Frederic Testard Engineer Premium Member Posted - 01/05/2011 :  04:56:14 AM     Even the lock, Karl! You're pushing the detailing very far. Great! Are the boards card or wood? When I made the little red shed on Dave's Corner, I used thin strips of wood (3mm x 0.6mm = 0.12" x 0.024"). I first stained them the usual way (water and black ink) then used a dipped a hard brush into red and tapped over the planks in a randomnly pattern (the Brett Gallant's method with a brush instead of a cloth), and got a satisfactory look (a bit worn, though, and it may not be your goal), which I then still more weathered with another staining plus a few splashes of paint since these Troelsy Mainish guys are not very careful... Country: France | Posts: 17652 dallas_m Fireman Premium Member Posted - 01/05/2011 :  05:41:10 AM     quote: Originally posted by UKGuy That was a tricky little sucker........ I didn't see this ... I'm not seeing this ... don't want to see this ... don't even want to know about it ... make it go away man! Make me forget about this before I get to the two open doors I've got planned. Bad influence ... bad, bad, bad! I see nothing ... I was not here ... I did not even get up this morning! (Actual quote!) Dead Bird Taxi, on the other hand ... now that's amusing! Cheers, Dallas Chambers Gas & Oil -- structure build Quality craftsmanship with a sense of humor! Country: USA | Posts: 4674 UKGuy Fireman Posted - 01/05/2011 :  05:52:46 AM         Thanks Marty, Frederic and Dallas. Walls are finished Frederic, just a little dry brushing maybe. Come on now Dallas, we both know that that 1/35 stuff is practically large scale, you should have no problems.... I suppose you dont even want to know about the key thats in the lock on the door then?? Karl.A Country: USA | Posts: 6276 dallas_m Fireman Premium Member Posted - 01/05/2011 :  06:14:06 AM     As Schultz said when LeBeau offered him some strudel: "You're a wonderful person for an enemy." Cheers, Dallas Chambers Gas & Oil -- structure build Quality craftsmanship with a sense of humor! Country: USA | Posts: 4674 UKGuy Fireman Posted - 01/05/2011 :  07:07:43 AM         You say the nicest things Dallas.... Karl.A Country: USA | Posts: 6276 elwoodblues Fireman Premium Member Posted - 01/05/2011 :  08:40:48 AM         Karl, Don't know how you build then so fast and have them look as great as they do. Another great build as usual and even in this build you pushed the envelope with the striking plate in the door. Ron Newby General Manager Clearwater Valley Railway Co. http://cvry.ca Country: Canada | Posts: 6446 dallas_m Fireman Premium Member Posted - 01/05/2011 :  08:55:06 AM     Dang, man, yer makin' it look too easy! Terrific all over and those little flourishes on the roof lettering are a great touch. Cheers, Dallas Chambers Gas & Oil -- structure build Quality craftsmanship with a sense of humor! Country: USA | Posts: 4674 desertdrover Engineer Posted - 01/05/2011 :  10:21:41 AM     And, with time to spare. Nice going Karl! Louis Pacific Northwest Logging in the East Coast Post count: 2000 posts added to below count. Country: USA | Posts: 17315 UKGuy Fireman Posted - 01/05/2011 :  10:37:35 AM         Thanks guys, much appreciaed. Frederic the clapboards are made from card. Yep Louis time to spare, I'll use those couple of hours later in the day for the signs and final details. Things to do right now though... 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