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Campaman Full Member 
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Thrown this lot together over Christmas ready to start on the next section of my layout.       ____________________ Cheers Andy |
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col.stephens Full Member
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Excellent work. Terry |
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I'm impressed with those locks Andy,knocked them up over Christmas eh!!,it took me months to do mine and i haven't even got the ladders in yet. ____________________ Regards Alan Born beside the mighty GWR. |
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Campaman Full Member
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Did two more narrow boats this week, can do them without the instructions now :-)
____________________ Cheers Andy |
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shunter1 Member
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Super job Andy, Those canal locks barges and surounds do look the business. regards, Derek. |
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Bob K Member 
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Agree with above comments. I really like the tarpaulins on the barges with writing on them. How did you make those? The pub looks great too. Bob |
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col.stephens Full Member
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How did you do the shiny water? Terry |
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Superb!  ____________________ Max Port Elderley |
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Ianbo Deceased Member 
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You've got to be more than pleased with those!
____________________ Bozzy(never known to pass a pub) |
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Chinahand Full Member 
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Great work Andy. I was wondering how realistic the lock and barge kit would turn out but you have answered that question in spades. It's brilliant ! ____________________ Regards, Trevor |
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Barneybuffer Full Member 
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Very nice models of the locks, barges and the George Inn.
____________________ Always try to look on the bright side of life! Barney |
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bike2steam Full Member 
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There seems to be little clearance between length of boats, and the distance between top, and bottom set of gates - beware of the 'cill'. Boy it can be fun watching 'newbies' tackle a 70 foot boat in a narrow 'cut' lock going 'down-hill', as long as they're behind me. Bostin fun our-kid.
____________________ Paul Mays http://www.blandfordtownmuseum.org/railway_club.html http://yourmodelrailway.net/view_topic.php?id=10474&forum_id=21 |
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gastwo Member 
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Nice little fleet you are building up there Terry. Keep up the good work - cardboard is king!  I did a similar combination two or three years ago: http://yourmodelrailway.net/view_topic.php?id=8908&forum_id=101 Shaun. |
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Campaman Full Member
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It was seeing your little diorama that I got my idea from Gastwo. The tarpaulins come as part of the kit, cut um out scrumple them up then reshape as required. The water on one of them is about 4 layers of gloss varnish and the other is a similar quantity of layers of PVA, thought I would try both methods, think the varnish is very slightly more shiny, I was surprised at how shiny just PVA is. ____________________ Cheers Andy |
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Hi Andy,i used the PVA method on mine after advice from Allan Downes a noted modeller with many years experience (sorry Allan) and it turned out fine.I found making the narrow boats very tedious. ____________________ Regards Alan Born beside the mighty GWR. |
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One thing that might help you Andy if you make anymore locks is to use Tippex or white paint for the white bits on the end of the lock gates.I know you model OO gauge but i model N gauge which is more fiddley but i found it gave a better finish and is quicker. ____________________ Regards Alan Born beside the mighty GWR. |
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Campaman Full Member
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The lock with the open gate are all painted I didn't bother with the white paper ends. If I build any more I will do the same again as its give a more matt finish like real painted lock gates. Have plenty of prototypes to look at locally as Foxton Locks which consists of two staircase's of 5 locks each is just down the road, we regularly walk our dogs there and back along the tow path. Yes I found the PVA for water tip on Chris Nevard's site where he credits Allan for coming up with the idea. ____________________ Cheers Andy |
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Marlin Full Member
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Excellent modelling , they look really lifelike. How come I am always happy with my Scalescenes efforts until I see someone elses ? | |||||||||
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