Old Collingwood
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Excellent bit of work. OC. -
Eveening all, some more progress - I built the Two Trusses and a support rail, then I cut out the roof linings using some card, and have started to tile it using single strips of paper that over lap each other, I then pencil the gap in between each til where I will cut down to simulate individual tiles, also the top and edges will have some paer flashing over the top of the tiles. OC.
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Warm welcome to the family, thats a Super start, I also had this kit - it was gifted to me from an old neighbour after I tried to save his life with chest compressions after his heart failed, anyway as a thank you his wife gifted me this kit. OC.
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So next off I will make a couple of roof trusses before I make some mock roof tile panels (probably wont be individual tiles) OC.
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Not sure what its for Chris - but checking my airshow pics I can see its just on the one side. OC.
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Evening all, work has started on the porch, I transferred the paper to my MDF then using my sharp knife I cut them out, then after making the Two sides and front and also the door - I glued them together using Super Glue for a faster stronger bond - this is where I am with it. OC.
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Thanks Ken, what I was thinking of doing is to layer the scenery with sheets of typing paper as I only need to go from nothing to about a Inch at the end/back, then lay my grass mat and hedge over the top of that. OC.
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A lot of models of the scene just show the cottage garden as Flat - but its not, as it starts to slope up with the general terrain as we know the land sloped up from LHS to the sunken road and beyond - the British. OC.
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Seats look good Craig - good contrast between the Orange and Black. OC.
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Morning all, so after doing some reading up on the interweb, it looks like I will be doing some landscaping in the farmhouse garden, as it appears to gradually slope upwards from a retaining wall close to the house, I will need to research how I am going to construct my wall and build the gradient that my grass mat and sprinkles will go over to make a kind of kitchen garden - grass and beds kind of thing. Here is a view off the net from about Ten years ago and also a drawing from the 1900s. OC.
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Evening all, I have set about doing my scale drawing plans for my Porch building. OC.
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You could try some heat (haiirdryer) while gently twisting it in the right direction, I would try to do this before you start first planking as I am not sure if planking will pull it in to shape - and might lock the twist in. OC.
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Excellent work Alan, sea scapes terrify me - but you look to be having a hold on it - keep up the great work mate. OC.
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Happy Birthday Craig 🎂 OC.
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Me too, with cars. OC.
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After doing some research it looks like I need to do a bit of scratchbuilding, from some of the photos it looks like there should have been a porch building on the outside of the farm house around the door leading to the garden, I will try to male one using the photos like this one, with the bits of board I have to hand. Photo off the net. OC.
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Craigs fault - he builds things to good - that are to real looking. OC.
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Put it down to tired ness and a senior moment also not looking properly, your work is so good that to be honest its not that far different from the real thing, just thought I was being clever in a nice way my friend - don't you just hate it when a sense of humour bites you in the ..... OC.
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Thank you so much Craig, it will be several little adventures in one - around the different parts of my dio. OC.
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Thank you kindly Alan. OC.
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Thank you so much, Lessons about figure painting is a hard one, think it just comes down to practice - practice than more practice, and good light a steady hand and good magnification so you can see tiny details well. OC.
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Thank you so much. OC.
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Cavalry "Charge........" OC.
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Amazing work Craig - still don't believe that photo I replied to is your model - looks just like the real thing - Amazing. OC.
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