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allan downes Deceased Member
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Started on Arlington Row today and this is as far as I've got - well actually a little further as the inner widow frames and windows are fitted but I've yet to photograph it. At nearly 3' 6" long, it had to be split into 4 sections to get it into the microwave. Allan.     |
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toto Former Member
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Hi Allan, Nobody can ever accuse you of tiring easy. From one masterpiece to the next. I'm eager to see what's emerging here. Cheers Toto |
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allan downes Deceased Member
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Working 'plan' and progress this morning. Allan       |
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allan downes Deceased Member
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And tomorrow we tile THIS lot !! Allan.  |
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allan downes Deceased Member
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Ooops, sorry folks, duplicate thread!! So please Alan could you delete one Thank you. Allan. |
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Spurno Owner/Webmaster. 
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Which one do you want deleted Allan?,the other thread has different photos on it. ____________________ Regards Alan Born beside the mighty GWR. |
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sparky Member
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You are making a lovely job of this Allan. Just one thing Its BIBERY. Guess where my swmbo comes from.? Looking forward to the rest of the build.  ____________________ reg |
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allan downes Deceased Member
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Spurno wrote: Which one do you want deleted Allan?,the other thread has different photos on it. Er, good question Alan. How about deleting the second one I put up then I can upload those pictures again but onto the original Thread? Thanks. Allan. |
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allan downes Deceased Member
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sparky wrote: You are making a lovely job of this Allan. Just one thing Its BIBERY. Guess where my swmbo comes from.?Looking forward to the rest of the build. Hi Sparky.I knew that, just testin'! SWMBO must be a lucky SWMBO to have lived in such a beautiful part of the Cotswolds! Are the residents who live in Arlington Row the owners of the cottages or are they rented out by whoever - and what price to buy one if it were for sale? Another thing Sparky, do you know why the roofes are so unusually high, a feature that I got drastically wrong on the model? Allan |
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allan downes Deceased Member
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Anyway, and all thanks to the boss, we're back to just one Thread, so here's the latest progress - before I start a third!! Allan    |
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col.stephens Full Member
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Brill! Terry |
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sparky Member
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This is better Allan, on the one thread. Lovely pictures. They were actually Alms houses , she did not live in one of those, but on a farm. Moved to London when she was 16 . that,s when we met . We are 78 now.  ____________________ reg |
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sparky Member
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Ah those high roof's. I don,t think its to do with heavy rainfall or snow, they made a useful room on the upper level. A few doors away on the opposite side of the road is the same sort of house build, now used as a museum. We have visited there and considering rooms were tiny in those days it added a quite large upper room . probably /maybe, easier and cheaper to build using timber and tiles ,than stonework? I have to add i am not an expert on these things . ____________________ reg |
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allan downes Deceased Member
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sparky wrote: This is better Allan, on the one thread. Lovely pictures. Ah then Reg, same age as me then but I moved OUT of London when I was 16 - at boarding school actually but lived in london before I went there and when I left school, Ma and Pa had gone! So, Alms houses are they, and just what the missus figured - and building higher in timber rather than quarried stone makes sense. Actually, this is my second shot at the 'Row' and I even got the roof wrong on that!! Anyway, it should be finished next week then it's a freelance blacksmiths where I can pitch the roof at whatever I like ! Allan. |
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Gary Inactive Member 
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Hi Allan, Wow, these buildings or I should say 'row', look fantastic. Please excuse me for not responding sooner...  Great work and I'm loving it ! Cheers, Gary. ____________________ ...as a young lad, it was big trains for little boys, now it is little trains for big boys...! http://yourmodelrailway.net/view_topic.php?id=12116&forum_id=21 |
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allan downes Deceased Member
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Got the started on the base today and here's the stream that runs eratically alongside Arlington Row and shown after it's first coat of stippled PVA and two, maybe three, more such coats should do it. Anyway, here's a couple of shots along with one showing what can be done with PVA when modelling water. Allan    |
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allan downes Deceased Member
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A little more progress today, roadway in, river finished, gaps in roof disguised by moss ! and the end's in sight. Allan.       |
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col.stephens Full Member
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Wonderful stuff Alan. I particularly like the way that you have modelled that modern housing estate in the background.  Let me see if I have got this right. To model the water, you stipple on about three or four coats of PVA. Does the colour go on next, followed by a coat of varnish? Terry |
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allan downes Deceased Member
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col.stephens wrote: Wonderful stuff Alan. I particularly like the way that you have modelled that modern housing estate in the background. Hi Terry. Yes, three coats is what I normally apply but the colour is painted over the bed FIRST -dark greens and black - then the glue, then a coat of clear varnish to finish. BTW, the best PVA to use is EVO-STIK, it's not watered down like the cheaper brands and goes off a lot quicker. Hope this helps. Allan. |
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col.stephens Full Member
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Thank you Alan. Very informative. It really is a great thing about our hobby how everyone is quite willing to share their expertise for the betterment of the hobby generally. Stay tuned and I will explain how I built Waterloo Station from half a dozen lolly sticks! Terry |
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