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Bob,
Thanks for providing the info on the EasyCutter! The facade does look great!
Scott
Thanks for providing the info on the EasyCutter! The facade does look great!
Scott
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Jerry, David, Dave, and Scott, thanks for your posts.
Have a ways to go on the windows but here's what I have so far.
Bob
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Great progress, turning into a sharp looking building!
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Good looking windows!Comment
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Dave and Bill, thanks for your posts.
Here's how the windows look now. I wanted to work on that brick area above the windows but I thought I had a spare
sheet of embossed brick and I do not. I have ordered a cople of sheets and will have to wait for their arrival.
In the meantime I will move on to that inset doorway.
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Excellent Bob. What pieces make up your arched lintels?CarlComment
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Bob,
Very well done. It's going to be a handsome building. I've seen many a Victorian store front that could have used your sense of architectural design.
Mike
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Bob, it's poetry in styrene.
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Carl, Mike, and Greg, Thanks for your posts, much appreciated.
Carl, kind of hard to tell since I'm working out of my scrap box but it looks like this:
all .030 styrene strips, each given a curl over my finger, starting from the inside
strips number 134, 133, 134, 137, 138
I hope that helps.
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Bob,
Great job on those window arches!
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Those arched lintels look great!Comment
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Scott and Ray, thanks for your posts.
Finished the backset doorway but it's kind of hard to show. Here it is:
Bob
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Bob, your storefront looks absolutely beautiful! I look forward to seeing the stained glass installed!
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Bob,
Since I don't work with styrene, there's no sense but to sit back and relax while watching the master perform.
As others have said, this will be a great looking Victorian structure when completed.
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That is beautiful work. An in syrene unbelievable !Jerry
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