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Dorsetmike Save oil - bring back steam 
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Does anybody know of any layout(s) with stately houses in the scenery? (Low relief or complete buildings) A complete house might be a bit difficult to build, but low relief should work; a bit of "parkland" with a herd of deer, fancy gateway and gate keepers lodge. Start with a photo of suitable building scale as required (if possible find a photo with a person or vehicle to aid scaling), make card cut outs with door and window apertures, maybe modify sizes to take available etched brass windows and doors; things like the columns for the porch and decorative mouldings should be available as white metal/resin castings or 3D prints (York models & Scale link among others), cover the card with Scalescenes brick, or stone etc or a print of your photo .  This photo has been extended from the original by a bit of copy/paste and some use of the clone tool to fit on a sheet of A4 scaled to approx N gauge (needs a bit more work, you can still see the joins) ____________________ Cheers MIKE How many roads must a man walk down ... ... ... ... before he knows he's lost |
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sparky Member
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Just finished one Mike . I used scalescenes low relief hotel, cut the top off 2nd floor) and used that to extend the sides . Scaled it down to 3mm ,and set it at the back in the hope it would give the impression of perspective. Did not think of a deer park ,but thought of a gravel drive ,statues of course ,and maybe even a maze using N gouge hedging. Still ongoing with the grounds ,so will have to see how it turns out. Had to print out a further sheet to get enough decent pediments ,and here and there used a grey wax pencil. Could not get the roof on which is a shame ,that's what attracted me to it in the first place. ____________________ reg |
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albert weatherspoon Full Member
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Buckingham had a small one tucked in a corner. I believe it was built slightly smaller scale to look further away. | |||||||||
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