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Hi, all,

I've sliced this off the DIY office block thread in case it appeals to other members who don't want the office block and haven't gone back there.




It should make up into a variation on this



with a corrugated roof line, by clicking on the pdf link below, printing out onto A4 paper and gluing as needed onto suitable brick texture paper.







Doug

Thanks I will find a use for this for my back scene.

William

Thanks Doug. PDF download completed OK. :thumbs

What a very pleasant way to spend a couple of hours on a Sunday morning - thanks Doug, this was just the little gap filler I was looking for.:thumbs

Les

Huzzah!

D

[user=312]dooferdog[/user] wrote:

Hi, all,

I've sliced this off the DIY office block thread in case it appeals to other members who don't want the office block and haven't gone back there.




It should make up into a variation on this



with a corrugated roof line, by clicking on the pdf link below, printing out onto A4 paper and gluing as needed onto suitable brick texture paper.

Doug

The window surrounds in the example above are the same colour as the brick paper. Yet the windows. we actually cut out from the PDF file are surrounded by yellow brick…………what is the secret that I am missing?

Sorry John,

My PDF prints out in a pinky-red brick, I wonder why yours are yellow? I remember the other print-out for the office was on yellow brick…


Doug

Hmm:oops::oops::oops:

Maybe I was a little hasty. No not even maybe…….I have rechecked the actual PDF file and the surrounds are OK…..my apologies……………hopefully you will see the results later today

Regards

[user=18]Les[/user] wrote:

What a very pleasant way to spend a couple of hours on a Sunday morning - thanks Doug, this was just the little gap filler I was looking for.:thumbs

Les

Nice one Les

I like that Les. :thumbs

What's the backscene - a photo ?

BTW I have loaded up an alternative asbestos roof for this jobby in a new post in the 'Members monthly project' section

Doug

[user=6]Petermac[/user] wrote:

I like that Les. :thumbs

What's the backscene - a photo ?

Peter - it is actually a photo of a hill behind Exeter St Davids which I took when I was doing some research for my layout.

Les

Now that looks excellent Les.

Phill

[user=18]Les[/user] wrote:

[user=6]Petermac[/user] wrote:

I like that Les. :thumbs

What's the backscene - a photo ?

Peter - it is actually a photo of a hill behind Exeter St Davids which I took when I was doing some research for my layout.

Les

I suppose I should report that when I went back to the previous post to check this backscene, the photo has disappeared. How strange!

Les

Oh dear, it's back again. I can see it's going to be one of those days - better go and lie down.:pathead

Les

Off t build a lock up garage now i have the urge to build in card :doublethumb

Will do a seperate thread when its done i think.

Phill

I've had about an hour and a bit this evening, and produced this :




It still needs weathering and a name board over the door (to hide the fact there is no lintel…) but it's a nice little project to do - thanks Doug !

Nice onethumbs:thumbs

I am working on mine now……I wish I had thought of recessing the windows…..it makes all the difference….oh well next time

Now thats nice, i also wish i had thought of ding the recess with the windows. Loke it.

Phill

Nice work, Stu!  I'm glad that it has appealed to you, now others will pick up on your idea and use/improve on it and so on.

Remember, everyone, it costs pence, and another version will cost only pence more plus a little bit of time, so instead of taking the Lear Jet down to Nova Scotia this afternoon, do a 'Doofer'!


Doug