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Scott, Dave, Greg, Bill, Mike, and Ray, thanks for your input, much appreciated.
Scott, it IS 3D, that styrene sheet has random brick detail embossed into it.
I cut rectangular holes into the back corners of the roof for a future build of the drainage ducts.
About two years ago a local craft shop went out of business and I bought most of their stripwood. It was mostly basswood
but there was some balsa strips included. I do not usually use balsa wood in my modeling but here I found a use for it.
I used strips to build up the sections of coming atop the walls and when the glue dried it was easy to sand the balsa into
proper shape. Two coats of clear gloss and sanding made it ready for paint.
Bob
Scott, it IS 3D, that styrene sheet has random brick detail embossed into it.
I cut rectangular holes into the back corners of the roof for a future build of the drainage ducts.
About two years ago a local craft shop went out of business and I bought most of their stripwood. It was mostly basswood
but there was some balsa strips included. I do not usually use balsa wood in my modeling but here I found a use for it.
I used strips to build up the sections of coming atop the walls and when the glue dried it was easy to sand the balsa into
proper shape. Two coats of clear gloss and sanding made it ready for paint.
Bob
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