Model railroading is a way of life. I love all aspects of the hobby whether it's in N, HOe, HOm, HO, ON30 or O. I'm game for 3d printing, airbrushing, machining, laser cutting, soldering track and any other method out there. I've been moving a lot lately, which has resulted in a lot of building, dismantling, and rebuilding. I will share as much as I can as I reconstitute my railways. You never know what you'll find, maybe something cool will pop up.
Monday, December 31, 2012
Virgin Church 05
The Virgin Church is slowly progressing. Today I managed to cut most of the clapboards and wall sides. The windows are integrated into the wall sides. This not only makes the windows stronger, it also allows me to etch guides on the wall to make mounting the clapboards easier. The clapboards include nail holes, edge variations, and joints, all of which will become more subtle after paint. Everything is cut from 6 ply railroad board, not dissimilar from manila folder material. With luck I won't overdo it tonight, and can make some progress tomorrow!
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