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IanLMS Full Member 
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Thank you. The light does make a difference. Printing at 90%? Not really and it made the pumps look too big so 100% would have been fine. 75% on the church and farm was spot on as they are much further back.
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peterm Full Member
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That's great Ian. I don't normally like card buildings, but is really looking good. ____________________ Cheers Pete. |
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IanLMS Full Member
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The Scalescenes card building are superb and with a little extra weathering and detail they can really look the part. For buildings away from the front of the layout, they fit in nicely and the lack of relief isn't that noticeable (in my opinion, others may disagree).. I have scratchbuilt my prominent buildings such as station, goods and engine sheds as they are at the front and the most noticeable, plus its a railway and I want the focus to be on those areas, with the scenery adding to the overall picture. Details such as curtains, lighting, guttering and downpipes I think make a difference and help "personalise" the building and make it unique from others. I haven't seen many of these garages on layouts though. They are so easy to construct and they remove the guesswork/measuring need that comes with scratchbuilding. Most of my buildings on "Jencaster" are Scalescenes. I have used the terraced houses, row of cottages, church, farm, garage and corner shop/pub. They also lend themselves to being clad in embossed plasticard. You have the basic structure with cut lines to follow, just overlay with plasticard instead of the paper texture sheets and you have yourself a very nice building indeed. Dirt cheap as well! ____________________ Ian Lancaster |
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IanLMS Full Member
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I was asked on another forum to get some more close ups of the interior. I took these and thought I would post them here. Close ups are never going to be great and show up every little mistake and error, but some are too late to fix (pulley shaft fell down after knocking the building and I need to remove roof to fix it). Items used for interior detail: Wills SSAM102 Workshop Kit (incl lathe, drill, workbench, pullies, figures) - https://railsofsheffield.com/products/13888/wills-kits-ssam102-oo-gauge-metal-workshop-set-tools-etc- Oxford Austin 7 - https://www.oxforddiecast.co.uk/products/austin-seven-saloon-black-76ass005 Scalelink Village Garage 1930's - 1950's Set (jacks, oil pump, tools) - http://www.scalelink.co.uk/cgi-bin/sh000002.pl?WD=garage&PN=Scenic___Scale_1_76__OO_%2ehtml#aSLC127 Severn Models Workshop equipment set (hammers, saws, spanners, brooms, tool chest, ladders etc) - http://severnmodels.com/epages/eshop1179816.sf/en_GB/?ObjectPath=/Shops/eshop1179816/Products/D.6 Scale Model Scenery laser cut shelving (several racks) - https://www.scalemodelscenery.co.uk/shop/laser-cut-workshop-shelving-oo4mm176/?v=7516fd43adaa Others: Signs from a very old Model Rail magazine insert 3mm LED lights and resistors (heat shrink tupe hides cables in far corner) Plastruct stryrene H bar for the hoist and some chain I found Bachmann dustbin Modelscene bicycle (prefer the etched ones from Scalelink)     ____________________ Ian Lancaster |
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Petermac Moderator 
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Excellent Ian - a great little model all round.  It's given me a few ideas whilst I'm deciding what to do about a new railway room for me. ____________________ 'Petermac |
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IanLMS Full Member
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Thank you Peter. Good luck with the railway room. Id love a bigger space. 30' x 12' would do me lol!!
____________________ Ian Lancaster |
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peterm Full Member
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That's really good Ian. What about a small lorry parked outside with people fixing/repairing the shaft. Just a thought. ____________________ Cheers Pete. |
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IanLMS Full Member
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Now there's an idea. I already have an LMS promotional van, a motorcycle, rotting tractor and a car getting fuel, but always room for more as this is the only garage in the local area so will of course be busy!!! Need a suitable donor for 1939ish. Any ideas?
____________________ Ian Lancaster |
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I think Coopercraft make a WW2 era Monarch truck ................  ____________________ 'Petermac |
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IanLMS Full Member
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I have a couple of trucks which were built from the WWII RAF Bomber Re-Supply Set from Airfix. Along with the tractor and motorcycle it contained these:
] [size=I could sacrifice one of those for the cameo scene I guess. You can see one of the trucks I built below heading out of the goods yard.] [size= ] [size=  ] ____________________ Ian Lancaster |
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peterm Full Member
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I can see either the AEC or Bedford suiting the role very nicely. What about a scene where I kidnap you and bring you to Oz to work on my excuse for a layout.  ____________________ Cheers Pete. |
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Barchester Administrator 
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Too late Pete, hes already been lifted and theres a queue here in the UK waiting to put him to work You might get him in about ten years  Some lovely work there Ian, you can almost smell the grease and oil ! The only thing. . I think the clock on the wall is showing the wrong time  I'll get me coat Cheers Matt |
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Marvellous work Ian, but wait a sec, down tools chaps until we find the kettle Bill ____________________ At 6'4'', Bill is a tall chap, then again, when horizontal he is rather long and people often used to trip over him! . . . and so a nickname was born |
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IanLMS Full Member
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peterm wrote: I can see either the AEC or Bedford suiting the role very nicely. What about a scene where I kidnap you and bring you to Oz to work on my excuse for a layout.Now there's an offer I couldn't refuse!!!! my wife might have something to say about a train modelling trip for a few days/months!!! Holiday to Oz, some modelling with some great folks and all i need to do is agree to be tied up, thrown in a van with a hood on and dont say a word to anyone - some people pay good money for that sort of thing!!! ____________________ Ian Lancaster |
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Barchester wrote: Too late Pete, hes already been lifted and theres a queue here in the UK waiting to put him to workI beleive it set at the same time my work clock is set - going home to model time!!! ____________________ Ian Lancaster |
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Longchap wrote: Marvellous work Ian, but wait a sec, down tools chaps until we find the kettleB*#@$R!! I missed the most important detail in any workshop in the UK - the KETTLE!!! how could I!! I need to make one and surgically insert it using the latest pin-hole techniques so as not to wake the mechanics!! ____________________ Ian Lancaster |
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Barchester Administrator
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Ian I think you'll find its Keyhole surgery. . . WAIT ! you forgot the keyh...... I'll get me coat again  |
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IanLMS Full Member
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Thank goodness i am not a surgeon then. Who knows where things would end up!!!!
____________________ Ian Lancaster |
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IanLMS wrote: Thank goodness i am not a surgeon then. Who knows where things would end up!!!! The mind boggles ..........................  ____________________ 'Petermac |
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