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Those moulds and walls are brilliant.
The colour is the easiest part to sort out, the shape and texture however are the hard bits.
Well done Matt keep it up
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looks like you've got yourself a real winner here.Any chance of some new
moulds for your N gauge colleagues??? :wink:
cheers,John.B.
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re the colours, I agree, it is a stone wall and should be grey/buff or even a sooty black/dark grey from the steam days.
Are you selling the moulds yet ?
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i am happy with the way they turned out, again thoughts please :wink:
next i will make a butt rest to fit at the joins and then do the opposite wall then ballast.
i have also been tinkering with the castings so i can make moulds easier. the butt rests were causing problems :twisted: they are a T shape (end view)so when applying the latex you had to go under the lip. the problem with this is latex is air drying. so you need to adds thin layers otherwise the latex will not set. i have sanded the back of the butt rest so it will fit flush on the wall. it will also be quicker to make the mould and also easier to cast the butt rest.
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i've still got to make mine (and apoligise for the delay :oops: :oops: ), but your results are most encouraging.
I'm hoping to finish my wiring this week (see your control panel thread and then I'll get chance to do some casting.
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:o :o :wink: 8)
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Phill
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The repaint looks great to me it now looks the correct scale for a stone wall and the colour looks correct for that type of material.
cheers Brian.W
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(But I think I have as much of chance of that as I have of getting the trees I ordered from Marty & Gwentrail)
Very good, Matt.
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If they are going to be inside a tunnel I wouldn't spend too much more time on them, buttresses to hold them all together nice and neatly and detail around the entrance and exit and that would be about it I would think.
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i know this is a tunnel and you wont be able to see inside from normal viewing angle but, i wanted to detail parts like this to create a complete scene. if i place a camera at the entrance of the tunnel i can shoot into the tunnel. also you can now get cameras that mount onto a loco so you have a drivers view. how many people now detail areas that cannot be seen? jut in case you get the camera out :wink: i am on lates this week but i will try and get the butt rests in.
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When i get the chance this week and get some plaster that sets in 30 mins, so Matt says :) i shall make a little scenery of the stone wall around a cottage and also footpaths. So be done in a week or so.
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