My first ever Scalescenes build!

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I have built 3 or 4 Metcalf kits but never a Scalescenes building. The choice of card makes quite a difference to the building of these kits I think? Next time I will try printing it out on some A4 labels and try that method. Anyway apart from a little stray glue, I am reasonably pleased with the outcome!:)



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Looks pretty good Ron. :thumbs

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Can't see too much wrong with that Ron. well done!

 

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Looks good, Ron! Cool! :thumbs

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Good result Ron

I'd be happy with that

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Yup nice building there Ron . now the bugs bitten. What's next ?   :hmm





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Looks good Ron :thumbs

I've one of these on my to-do list, hope it turns out as well as yours.


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That does look good. I've printed several kits now on A4 self adhesive stock and it does make life easier. I also cut the heavy card close to shape with a bandsaw. Saves blades. I'm just about to start on the big factory/ warehouse. This will be fun as it has to fit a triangular site. For windows, I print onto self adhesive acetate sheet from Crafty Computers. No risk of glue mucking them up.

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Some good idea's there, how big is the bandsaw??

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I always get my adhesive labels, paper, polyester gloss white or clear  from  Label planet they charge £27 for 25 sheets, = 0.54 per sheet, Crafty want £8.25 for 5 sheets = £1.65 per sheet.
 
If you do a lot of building it's surprising how quickly you get through 25  sheets.

A4 paper labels £10.50 for 25, all their prices include VAT and P&P.

Printer Labels - Blank Labels on A4 Sheets | Labelplanet

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Thanks Mike, that's a handy site!:)

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Ref. bandsaw. It's just a standard bench model. Made by Black and Decker. No youngster either.

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All very good ideas lads. I've got a band saw :lol:
good effort on the first build Ron. 

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