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This is the last of my layouts buildings to be added for a while - I've lots to do to finish the huge Kiln building plus a total of seven half built loco's on the bench (4 Jubilees and 3 4F's) so its going to be a month or two I think.... Unless I add a loco or two.
here's a one image I ( hope)

- the rest are in the gallery at:
http://www.modelrailforum.com/forums/index...um&album=59
This building too is using DAS for the stonework, but this time a little more formally carved and well and truly sanded smooth before scribing. The rest of the building is Plasiticard - none of it commercial, all of it cut and textured by hand (I really don't much like the commercial stuff much).
Full interior, and this time there is no correct interior roof timbering but at least it can be reomoved
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I have a nagging suspicion that some of the window frame area should have been cream but its going to stay crimson lake for now - its a B to paint once, never mind twice. (BTW, the windows are styrene with the fine iron framing made by scribing the clear material and filling with paint)
Its firmly bolted to the wood base for now - when installed, it'll be equally firmly bolted to the station and then thin paving built up around it - I really do hate gaps under buildings!!
Full interior once more, and this time madkitten can be a bit happier - some internal shots... I still have to learn more about the camera, but I'm getting there.
The exterior is a bit too pristine at present - that pepper and salt look will be considerably toned down with some soot and grime very soon now!
Richard
PS: The roof detail is purposely imperfect in places - all that frilly stuff didn't last too long in the Ribblehead climate.....
here's a one image I ( hope)

- the rest are in the gallery at:
http://www.modelrailforum.com/forums/index...um&album=59
This building too is using DAS for the stonework, but this time a little more formally carved and well and truly sanded smooth before scribing. The rest of the building is Plasiticard - none of it commercial, all of it cut and textured by hand (I really don't much like the commercial stuff much).
Full interior, and this time there is no correct interior roof timbering but at least it can be reomoved
I have a nagging suspicion that some of the window frame area should have been cream but its going to stay crimson lake for now - its a B to paint once, never mind twice. (BTW, the windows are styrene with the fine iron framing made by scribing the clear material and filling with paint)
Its firmly bolted to the wood base for now - when installed, it'll be equally firmly bolted to the station and then thin paving built up around it - I really do hate gaps under buildings!!
Full interior once more, and this time madkitten can be a bit happier - some internal shots... I still have to learn more about the camera, but I'm getting there.
The exterior is a bit too pristine at present - that pepper and salt look will be considerably toned down with some soot and grime very soon now!
Richard
PS: The roof detail is purposely imperfect in places - all that frilly stuff didn't last too long in the Ribblehead climate.....