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Evening all, I have started the orchard doors - I started off by sizing them up then I sat Two pieces of paper together then after marking the size - I cut through both pieces with my blade, next I squared up some thin wood stock and worked out the correct width and trimed away with my blade, a little sand then both edges where cut to length along with the top rail, I then fitted them on the paper square with the edges. I then I cut some paper strips for the planks on the long runs, these where cut the same width then glued down with a slight gap, next was the cross support planks - again these where cut to size and glued on. The bottoms where trimmed on the one door - still needs doing to the other. OC.
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Fantastic thorough and info packed build - lovely job. OC.
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I was wondering if your Ok Lou. OC.
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Love this build - and the additions of the figures gets my vote. OC.
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So how will I make my faux doors? I will use Two pieces of paper layed ontop of each, I will then mark out the doors dimensions then cut through both peices creating Two doors the exact same size. Then I will cut out strips of the same paper to simulate the boards and Two cross boards, these will then be glued down using my PVA leaving a slight gap till both are completed. When dry I will paint both doors in flat Black and after I will do a bit of washes and dusting to weather them. I will also make some frame work using some of my wood stock, these will then be painted flat Black, and when dry I will glue them both sides of the wall macking sure they lign up on both sides of the wall, and when dry I will glue inside on the walls the Two doors - hey presto. OC.
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I have some similar (Lolly sticks) but they will be too thick to use for the door panels, I can use them to make some thinned down frames, but the faux door needs to be a thin as possibly literally paper thin as they will be glued on the wall both sides mimicking a door, with the frame disguising the depth of the door in a kind of 3d illusion. OC.
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