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Sol Former Member
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I am going to build this one - purchased yesterday & have permission by Mr Scalescenes to post this picture. so over the next few days/weeks/months, I will describe the various stages of my endeavours. All pages printed including the windows on the correct type of transparency - 11 for Instructions & 14 for the kit. |
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Myansome Member 
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 Looking forward, Ron, to following your thread! Cool!Cheers, John ____________________ Never a dull moment in Paradise! hey ho! |
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georgejacksongenius Kettle Watcher 
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Looks the business,Sol.Are you going to build yours as per kit,or are you going to customise it?? These Scalescenes kits really are something.(wonder if he does it in N?) Cheers,John.B. |
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Sol Former Member
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John, re customising - I will have look at all the plans first & see. And yes in N scale as well & a large choice of brick/stone | |||||||||
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georgejacksongenius Kettle Watcher
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Oooohh.....nice.I might even have a bash at one myself later on! I'll see how you get on with it first,though.I think its really good there's a choice of bricks and stone...very versatile,and much more challenging than the Metcalfe jobbies,not that there's anything wrong with them. I'm going to enjoy watching this one.  Cheers,John.B. |
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Michael Thornberry Former Member
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Hello Ron, This project looks really good. Perhaps you could tell me if the floor of the double-door entrance/exit is set at the generally accepted height of trains, or lorries? Could you, if possible, give an approximation on price, please. Good modelling, mate, Kind Regards, Michael Thornberry. |
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henryparrot Former Member
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I hope you had plenty of cornflakes for Breakfast this morning you are going to need plenty of cardboard to make that one. Im sure Doofer will be giving you a number of usefull pointers Brian |
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rector Fumbling around. 
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To prevent Sol being distracted by too many product questions the Scalescenes Good Shed may be viewed here
____________________ Tim. Ex-pat, retired cleric, artist, amongst other things. |
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Michael Thornberry Former Member
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Hello Tim, God Forbid, that I should be responsible for slowing him down.  I'm sure that Ron is more than capable of slowing himself down, without the help of an amateur like me.  Many Thanks for the advice, Tim,Kind Regards, Michael Thornberry. |
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Petermac Admin 
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Looking forward to this Ron. I think Scalescenes is a force to be reckoned with. I hope he expands his "Townscene" range ...........John, John - did you hear ? As JB said, they're far more complicated and time consuming than the Metcalfe/Superquick type of model but if you mix models from each range, you can create a truly unique and impressive scene. ____________________ 'Petermac |
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phill Hello 
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rector wrote: To prevent Sol being distracted by too many product questions the Scalescenes Good Shed may be viewed here Only his age will distract him Tim, visits to the loo etc   Phill |
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sparky Member
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It would be good to see some backs of houses and yards ,in half relief. ____________________ reg |
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Petermac Admin
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sparky wrote: It would be good to see some backs of houses and yards ,in half relief. I agree - there used to be a company doing those Reg. "Built-Ezee" or something. I think John Dew has some on his layout - at least the fronts, but that firm also did the backs if memory serves me rightly. ____________________ 'Petermac |
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Chubber Casseroled Badger 
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What this Artful Antipodean doesn't tell you is that he has already shown himself more than capable of 'Scalescening', don't you remember the good job he did here............. http://yourmodelrailway.net/view_topic.php?id=6712&forum_id=101&highlight=sol+bridge I thought I'd blow his trumpet for him.....[whilst he goes to the loo {Shame on you Phill,}and/or takes one of his green pills, Nurse! Nurse! Quickly, the screens.....]  Doug ____________________ 'You may share the labours of the great, but you will not share the spoil...' Aesop's Fables "Beer is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy" - Benjamin Franklin In the land of the slap-dash and implausible, mediocrity is king |
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phill Hello
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We may as well help out on this thread anyhow, if he has gone to the loo those zimmer frames are a sod to move at times so could be gone for a while, . Phill |
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Scalescenes Member 
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Looking forward to following your build. As an alternative to the OHP printed windows you can also use the following Brassmasters windows: Pack G - for the small office window Pack N or O - for the large arched windows Pack C - For the skylights. http://www.scalescenes.com/brassmasters/brassmasters_windows.pdf Yes I will be endeavouring to greatly expand the Townscenes range in the next couple of years (including a few more rural based structures). I am also working up a few concepts for low relief terraced house back scenes, several modeller have expressed an interest in this and I agree it would be an extremely useful kit. ____________________ John Wiffen Graphic Designer Scalescenes.com |
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Sol Former Member
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It is unfortunate John, that Brassmasters don't take credit cards or Paypal. Cheques from Aust to UK are not cheap. | |||||||||
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Brassmasters do now accept Pay Pal (After a bit of prodding from Scalescenes customers). http://www.brassmasters.co.uk/ ____________________ John Wiffen Graphic Designer Scalescenes.com |
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Sol Former Member
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Thanks John, it is not on that order form. I will now have a better look at the site. |
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shunter1 Member
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Looking forward to this build Ron, I need to construct a long goodshed with several loading bays, Joining several kits together maybe the answer. Thanks for your message John(scalescenes) Backs of terraced houses would make a great model. Maybe a few taller 3 story brick based building backs. How many of us remember passing rows of these as we approached a mainline station. Regards, Derek |
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