and that's what I spent my time
All balsa of 1mm and 2mm, tinted with Indian ink and rust powder.
I did not try to do a great thing, the whole will be mounted on a promontory overlooking the ravine with direct ejection.
We're still not s'emm .... !!
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Today as it was a time of m ...... well I stayed in it !!
and that's what I spent my time
All balsa of 1mm and 2mm, tinted with Indian ink and rust powder.
I did not try to do a great thing, the whole will be mounted on a promontory overlooking the ravine with direct ejection.
We're still not s'emm .... !!
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The sheriff (my girlfriend), fearing to see the evildoers fleeing or entering through the window, asked the blacksmith (myself) to make bars for him.
What was done quickly (well almost ...)
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I had forgotten an important detail for my station: the train schedule.
The problem will be fixed (2.2mmx1.6mm)
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Hello to you
I continue to do my signs.
I wanted to print upside down and apply to the wood, but that was not a success, I went back to print
Some pictures
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[^]Beautiful workmanship', and very nice job with your balsa wood modeling. Good looking layout'.. :up:
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Nice scratch build. Looks great!
Seeing the roofing on the rear extend above the front reminds me that they did the same thing with some slate roofs. They called it a Combing Ridge.
It is a take off on the old Gillette maxim of "Give them the razor, and sell them the razor blades"quote:
Originally posted by JGDURAND
Having bought ink cartridges (more expensive than my printer) I made signs for my station.
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Hello everyone
After spending a good fortnight in the masonry, I resume my modeling activities.
Having bought ink cartridges (more expensive than my printer) I made signs for my station.
Here is what it gives
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Wow, that's a superb build!
Are the doors and windows scratchbuilt?
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Thank you Mike and Sully
some pictures but bland daylight colors that are darker in reality.
What do you think?
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I really like your use of balsa on this build. Looks like the grain is going in the right direction and should weather well.
Thanks for the tip on using those right angle picture frame vices!
Looking forward to seeing more of your progress.
Sully
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