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One topic about coloured window frames
http://yourmodelrailway.net/view_topic.php?id=5859&forum_id=14

Doug,
           You gave it away????? :shock:Who got it then? Was it a competition prize or something,or did you donate it to the YMR stall??

Cheers, John.B.:thumbs

I gave it to one of the YMR Exhibition chappies to go on a module made up from bits and pieces, where it is now I have no idea!

 

Doug

[user=524]Scalescenes[/user] wrote:

Really superb build Terry, many thanks for posting the images! I'm slowly shuffling my way towards a Doors and windows pack designed with self adhesive paper in mind.

John

I'm finding A4 sheets of self adhesive vinyl work well for window frames on  recent scratch builds. I started using it for coach sides, I've also used it to print brick, tile and stone textures; my printer will only handle card up to 203gsm so I tend to print textures to self adhesive paper or vinyl when  I need to use heavier card.

Mmmmm…. Might have to give the self-adhesive window frames a go… Might save me some time with buildings towards the back of the layout.

Lovely builds both…

Cheers

Marty

I'm just starting this kit in N Gauge with the Random Ashlar finish so will post progress reports. I think I'm going to go for the Brassmasters windows though.

I am now starting the same shed as Terry - so far, so good.

Looking forward to seeing the finished model Ron.  Here's the same model enlarged to 7mm scale which I saw at a show recently:




Terry

So far , both walls  built - top wall shows the interior with the power box



As I type this, the end walls have been built & the 4 walls are drying from being glued together.

That is looking very good Ron.

John

 

Nice job Ron :thumbs

I am sure you are enjoying this build? I think it is one of John Wiffen's best designs

Looking good Ron. :thumbs

Terry

In a temporary location with it's occupant - one day it will be weathered……

Looking good Ron.......you have done a particularly nice job with the vent intake:thumbs