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  • #496
    Pete, David, Greg, and Mike, thanks for your postings.

    David, The signs were made by printing them on white decal paper, plain old ink-jet printer.

    Greg, Charlie is right around the corner looking on.

    Bob
    http://www.railroad-line.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=30102

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    • #497
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      the window and door areas have been cut out and there is Charlie, supervising as usual.

      Bob
      http://www.railroad-line.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=30102

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      • #498
        Nice!
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        Not everything that is faced can be changed, but nothing can be changed until it is faced. James Baldwin

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        • #499
          Classic Santos! Love the arch windows...
          Carl

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          • #500
            Charlie seems to approve! This is Good! Keep going!

            Pete
            in Michigan

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            • #501
              Bob, I think Charlie see's his opening. Looking forward to see what you do with that new facade.

              Greg

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              • #502
                Bob,

                The signs look great, especially the layering effect. The front is coming along nice. You are brave to just draw on the styrene and cut!

                Scott

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                • #503
                  Mike, Carl, Pete, Greg, and Scott, thanks for the posts, much appreciated.

                  Now this is going to be very BOOOOORRRRRIIIIINNNNGGGG for the next few days, I will just be adding styrene strips.

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                  I added .080 strips to separate each area for detailing. First the left and right edges, then the first floor, the sign area,
                  the brick upper floor, and the top crown area. That makes it easier for me to work on and decide what detail I want.
                  The brick area is covered with a sheet of 1/24 scale embossed brick.


                  By the way, I see that cousin Larry showed up which makes for twice the supervising and one half the work being done.

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                  Bob
                  http://www.railroad-line.com/forum/topic.asp?TOPIC_ID=30102

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                  • #504
                    Bob,

                    Don't sell yourself short, your work is never boring. Although I don't have much to say, dosen't mean I am not impressed with your modeling.
                    Keep on truckin..nice job all around.

                    Rich

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                    • #505
                      It's NOT boring to me when I'm learning something Bob!

                      Such as- added .080 strips to separate each area for detailing...
                      Carl

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                      • #506
                        What Carl said! Send Larry out for beer or something and drive on!

                        Pete
                        in Michigan

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                        • #507
                          Bob,

                          I might be sort of weird, but I am a scratchbuilder, and I find this part interesting. I like to see how a flat surface takes on the look of 3D.

                          You did an excellent job of cutting out the tops of the windows.

                          Mike
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                          Not everything that is faced can be changed, but nothing can be changed until it is faced. James Baldwin

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                          • #508
                            Go, Bob!!

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                            • #509
                              The word boring should never be associated with sgtbob.
                              You're one of our favorite teaching instructors!
                              Dave
                              Dave

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                              • #510
                                Bob,

                                Watching others scratch build is not boring, especially on this site! Now, staring at a wood surface, that's boring!

                                Scott

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