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Greg Country: Canada | Posts: 9157 Frank Palmer Fireman Posted - 02/27/2021 :  09:22:16 AM       Dave, the build looks great and that interior shot . . . magnifique! Frank Country: USA | Posts: 6163 Carl B Fireman Premium Member Posted - 02/27/2021 :  09:24:57 AM     From normal viewing distance that "printed paper brick" looks very real. Nice job Dave. Country: USA | Posts: 4238 Dutchman Administrator Premium Member Posted - 02/27/2021 :  10:07:55 AM     Impressive, Dave. Bruce Country: USA | Posts: 33521 Guff Fireman Premium Member Posted - 02/27/2021 :  12:43:29 PM       George, Jim, Mike, Bob, Greg, Frank, Carl and Bruce...Each of you are very special and I really appreciate your wonderful comments. Thanks for following along! Jim, I enjoyed building Burley Jim Hardware and Electronics and now I have one more building named after a forum friend. Each time I look at my dedicated buildings they remind me of each of your special skills and generously shared forum projects and advice. Greg, I missed the sills again! I did set the window into a flashing pan sealed to the brick so hopefully it will do the job for Jim. David Guffey Country: USA | Posts: 2142 robert goslin Fireman Premium Member Posted - 02/27/2021 :  9:48:34 PM     Looks Great Dave. The shots taken outdoors, really show it off so well. You could always still add the sills, just strips of card, or not bother. The photo used for the interior makes it look so real. Plenty of depth. Regards Rob My current build. http://railroad-line.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=53468 Edited by - robert goslin on 02/27/2021 9:49:03 PM Country: Australia | Posts: 2951 Guff Fireman Premium Member Posted - 02/28/2021 :  7:25:28 PM       Thank you Rob...glad you followed along! David Guffey Country: USA | Posts: 2142 quartergauger48 Fireman Premium Member Posted - 03/01/2021 :  10:29:38 PM     Wow Dave you have done a dynamic job on Burley Jim's Hardware'..I love it as much as Jim does. It is Magnific, as Frank says... Ted Country: USA | Posts: 6201 Guff Fireman Premium Member Posted - 03/03/2021 :  09:58:38 AM       Ted, good to hear from you and thanks for the terrific comment! David Guffey Country: USA | Posts: 2142 Frank Palmer Fireman Posted - 03/03/2021 :  6:47:20 PM       ..Each of you are very special and I really appreciate your wonderful comments. Thanks for following along! Send money in small denominations, no COD please. Frank Country: USA | Posts: 6163 Pennman Fireman Premium Member Posted - 03/04/2021 :  3:32:05 PM     You're over the top on this building Dave, I know Burley Jim is happy with it as well ! Good job. Rich Country: USA | Posts: 4729 Guff Fireman Premium Member Posted - 03/04/2021 :  8:05:48 PM       The third building is Noah Leekes Plumbing (No Leaks). The building is constructed of foamboard, however instead of paper siding I use 1/32” x 1/4” bass wood strips. The strips are stained with alcohol and black ink and fastened to foamboard with Aleenes tacky glue. A pounce wheel is used to represent nail holes and heads. Added notches and loose siding to represent age and neglect. Windows are balsa wood strips and Rusty Stump sash sprayed with dullcoat to indicate dirty glass. Curtains are yellow colored tissue paper. David Guffey Edited by - Guff on 03/05/2021 11:15:57 PM Country: USA | Posts: 2142 Guff Fireman Premium Member Posted - 03/04/2021 :  8:06:41 PM       Hey Rich, thanks for the praise! David Guffey Country: USA | Posts: 2142 Guff Fireman Premium Member Posted - 03/04/2021 :  8:09:26 PM       Frank, no money, just praise and appreciation for your thoughts! David Guffey Country: USA | Posts: 2142 Michael Hohn Fireman Posted - 03/04/2021 :  9:10:35 PM       That looks fantastic, David! The siding is extremely realistic, like it hasn’t seen a paintbrush for many years, if ever. 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