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Bob,
I really like the 3d detail in your store front, and the doorway is the piece de resistance.
Mike
I really like the 3d detail in your store front, and the doorway is the piece de resistance.
Mike
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Bob,
That recessed door is a looker! I really like the panel details in the entrance!
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When painted no one will believe it's just strips and bits of styrene.Comment
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Bob... This is turning into a work of art!
I have learned so much from you on this one build... Thank you for sharing your talents.
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Greg, Rich, Jerry, Mike, Scott, Bill, and Pete, thanks for your posts, much appreciated.
All I have left on this front is some fancy brickwork. When I started the build I thought I had some spare
embossed brick sheets but it turns out that I didn't. I have ordered some but it has not yet arrived.
It's now the weekend and I will be spending my free time watching football so the build will take a break.
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wow!!
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Are you thinking of casting a mold for it when you are done? Have you done so in the past?Home of the HOn3 North Coast Railroad, along the shores of Lake Ontario.Comment
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Dave, thanks for the WOW
David, no, I am not thinking of reproducing it but I have done so many times in the past.
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While waiting for the brick sheets to come in I did a little test. These are not the real
stained glass windows but the paper versions. I'm glad I did this test because I see that
the ones above the show window need some adjustments (The JOYS of scratchbuilding)
Bob
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Strike that last post. There are so many copies of those windows around here and I
must have picked up the wrong ones, the real ones fit just fine. I'm glad I found that
out before I made the changes.
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The real windows are going to look great there, Bob. Glad you also found the ones that fit.Comment
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Bob, even the wrong sized stained glass windows look good, so I'm positive the right sized ones will look even better!
Especially when they have some light behind them.
GregComment
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Amazing work Bob. I respect and admire your abilities, and more importantly, your willingness to share the process.
Thank you.
(Fifth)Dave(to the right)Home of the HOn3 North Coast Railroad, along the shores of Lake Ontario.Comment
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You really have an eye for this style of architecture, Bob!Comment
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Bob,
The stained glass looks beautiful!
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