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Mike
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Thank you, Bill. Yes, the plywood is nice to work with.
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Looks like a good change of pace project, Mike.BruceComment
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Hey Mike just getting caught up here. Nice build and N-Scale no less.
Coloring is right on wonderful job so far.Jerry
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Thanks Bruce. At this scale it seems I spend so much time and I end up with one very small wall. Enjoyable, however.Originally posted by Dutchman View Post_________________________________________________
Not everything that is faced can be changed, but nothing can be changed until it is faced. James BaldwinComment
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Jerry, Thank you. I appreciate the kind words.Originally posted by TRAINS1941 View Post_________________________________________________
Not everything that is faced can be changed, but nothing can be changed until it is faced. James BaldwinComment
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Hey Mike nice work with your wall sections, I too like the color. Looking forward to your progress here. Great job this far.
Back to the old magazines, I like you go way back, but hard to find what I want with all these issues. I have thought of cutting out just the articles I like, but never did it yet.
Louis L&R Western Railroad
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Here's a magazine index you may find useful. You may have to belong to the NMRA to access it. http://www.olimpia.com:8084/magazine-index.html
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Thank you, Louis. After several days away from home, I might be back to working on the model today.
George, Thank you for the link.
Mike
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Mike,
Just catching up and welcome to the N scale world. I'll be following. DaveComment
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I'm working on the roof. Parts will be shingled and other sections metal.
Here, I've started shingling:
I'm using Bar Mills shingle strips in gray. They are a heavy printed paper. After gluing them on I stain the edges and brush with a brown powder.
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Mike,
The shingles look great! They look like real wood!
What is the thickness of the paper?
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Looking good Mike. You going to do all the farm buildings in that group?
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Scott, Thank you. I'm pleased how they turned out.Originally posted by CNE1899 View Post
The paper/card is 1/64". More of a light card than a paper, I would say. I'm guessing too thick for Z.
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Bernd,Originally posted by Bernd View Post
Thank you.
We will see how many I do. I'm planning to do the house but beyond that I'm undecided. I need to order more stripwood first.
Mike
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