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I have a "what I did" about making logs at:
http://www.pacificcoastairlinerr.com/logs/
Thank you if you visit
Harold
http://www.pacificcoastairlinerr.com/logs/
Thank you if you visit
Harold
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Good looking logs, Harold. How long did it take to make one?
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It doesn't take long if they are done as batches. The most time consuming part is adding the branches. In future batches I will add more branches. All those in the last picture were probably done in a half hour including figuring out how to do it, drying time and photographing the process. I probably could do at least twice as many in less time without the distractions of developing the process and photographing
Harold
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Harold,
What length and diameter of your logs(in real size).I am working in On30 scale.
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That is a 3/8 dowel. That is why the first picture in the article has some fingers.
Harold
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Thanks, looks interesting. I will have to try some.
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Harold, you are a master of ingenuity, a very neat project.
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Again, that's a great tutorial Harold. Thank you for sharing your ideas.
The bark on your logs looks quite realistic, something which is usually difficult to achieve unless you spend a lot of time. Need to try it some day.
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Harold,
Thankyou for sharing that technique. Adding tree bark is something I have wanted to learn for both logs as well as layout trees. You have made it very simple.
Regards,
Trent
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Harold,
Very nice. I like it!
Matthew
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Mike Siggins used my method to make some logs and was kind enough to take a picture of them
Harold
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