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Derbys12 Member 
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New freebie here people, i know its for the big station, but i'm sure some of you geniuses could find a use for it. ]http://www.scalescenes.com/R005steps/R005.html] I think i have every scalescenes there is! lol, currently making 7' of Retaining wall!  |
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dunno why it appeared twice???? | |||||||||
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gordons19 Member 
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Try this link. I couldn't get the first one to work as there were spurious characters in the address.  http://www.scalescenes.com/R005steps/R005.html |
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Alan Former Member
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First link all sorted
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Alan Former Member
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No prop's Good link by the way, lots of ways that it can be used |
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Bod Member 
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I have looked at these kits before but never tried one. How easy/effective are they? | |||||||||
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Robert Deceased Member 
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I'm sticking this in the Equipment Index as I can see all kinds of uses for it.
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Chubber Casseroled Badger 
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Bod wrote: I have looked at these kits before but never tried one. How easy/effective are they? Hi, Bod, Go to the Scalescenes site, download the free building and have a go! In the Gallery section you'll see plenty of examples. Sol can answer the easy/hard bit, he's done the low relief workshops, and on the site you'll see the bridge abutments he's made too. It isn't difficult, really. Doug ____________________ 'You may share the labours of the great, but you will not share the spoil...' Aesop's Fables "Beer is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy" - Benjamin Franklin |
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Sol Former Member
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Bod, as Doofer says, I have done a couple, the biggest was the North Light Engine shed modified with extra length ,that is now sitting on CraigSR layout together with the tunnel mouth. The Low Relief Warehouse was good, I modified by making it smaller in height & length & I think it came out well. Both the warehouse & tunnel mouth are on the forum. They do take time as any kit that requires cutting out & glueing but to me , the big advantage of Scalescenes over Metcalfe & Superquik, etc that if you muck a piece & cut it out incorrectly, just print another page. Of course if your printer is one that allows you to copy & scan, even Metcalfe, etc can be copied & scanned before starting to assemble so you have more for modifications, etc later. The warehouse is a freebie - download & try - nothing to lose except paper, ink & time but I am sure you will learn a lot about paper/card modelling. Bob & Doofer have many fine examples of that aspect of the hobby. |
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I've always worked with a combination of platicard, brass and DAS clay. I'll give this a go and see what happens. Even if it doesn't work out I'll probably enjoy the experience anyway. Modelling is, after all, what we enjoy. | |||||||||
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jim s-w Member 
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Sol wrote: Of course if your printer is one that allows you to copy & scan, even Metcalfe, etc can be copied & scanned before starting to assemble so you have more for modifications, etc later. Hi Ron Yes but scanners dont get along with things printed with the 4 colour process. Click here to find out more about the Moire effect. Cheers Jim ____________________ Jim Smith-Wright Rule 1 - Model what you really see and not what you think you know! http://www.p4newstreet.com |
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Chubber Casseroled Badger
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Jim, Does your scanner support a de-screening filter? That sorts out the chequer pattern effect for me... Doug ____________________ 'You may share the labours of the great, but you will not share the spoil...' Aesop's Fables "Beer is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy" - Benjamin Franklin |
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