March project questions and comments here please.

Nice! :thumbs

Thanks for building one, James:doublethumb It's nice to know I haven't been wasting my time.

Perhaps you might consider adding strips of material across the top of the doorway and the window to form the lintels and a strip below the window to form the sill. You could use paper or card if you don't have any microstrip.

Perry

C'mon, Stu. We're waiting to see yours now…. :hmm

Perry

Sorry, teacher, not done anything on it for a couple of days, been busy elsewhere...

[user=465]Stubby47[/user] wrote:

Sorry, teacher, not done anything on it for a couple of days, been busy elsewhere…

Couple of days? Couple of days?

You should have had your homework done in less than an hour, boy! :shock: (That's what one of my old teachers used to tell me - just about every week. :sad:)

Write out twenty times, "I must be a quicker scratchbuilder". :pedal

Still, I reckon it will be worth waiting for……..

Perry

Your comments bring back a few memories Perry. Usually followed by a slap on the back of the head.

Put the extras on Perry,
 just adds the last touches thanks again.

It does indeed James. Nice little model and built from scratch, that's the best part.

Still, I reckon it will be worth waiting for……..

I am slapping the paint about this evening, should be ready for photos tomorrow. (As for excuses, please see my other monthly project thread, a boxfile layout).

Paint slapped about, glazing done, complete with broken window, felt roof added.




And a shot to match the Master's (well, at least it's pointing the same way…)





Perry, thanks for the masterclass, I've picked up some more very useful tips and techniques.

Right, where's that coaling stage photo…

It's a good start Stu. You now have the knowledge to expand your skill.

[user=504]coffeepot[/user] wrote:

Put the extras on Perry,
 just adds the last touches thanks again.

That's made a good bit of difference, James.

Well done. :thumbs

Thanks for taking part.

Perry