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Evening all, a bit more progress on the porch, I put a few coats of White on it - inside and out, and I have also made the stone base for it thats also been painted and weathered, the base was then glued in place on my dio. Next stage will be to paint the Black bottom same width as on the farmhouse, then the Grey on the slate tiles followed by some weathering. No pics as my batt was dead but will take some later. OC.
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Some of the scenery I need to tackle - stone paths - a wall and a sloping grass that I estimate will go from zero to about Four Feet at the edge of my dio. Some head scratching me thinks. Oh also the porch has been taken down in these modern pics of the net - even the original door has been bricked up and moved to the side. OC.
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Keeping my head in the game.....
Old Collingwood replied to Egilman's topic in 3D-Printing and Laser-Cutting.
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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 paper flashing over the top of the tiles. OC.
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This looks like a Really nice kit. 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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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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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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