08-13-2009, 12:37 PM
Good point Kevin. Wayne, I'm not sure where I would get a piece of thin real glass, microscope glass as Steve suggested would not be large enough, (I think) the window being not quite square, but just over 1" in both dimensions. But what I've been thinking is along the lines of what Russ suggested, I may use some channel on the inside of the wall, so I can slide the window out if wanted. The roof will be removable, and a shelf will be in place inside to sit the camera on. If I ever attempt to learn Photoshop or an equivalent program, I could get rid of the lights (even a slight downward tilt to the camera body and some editing would help) and add smoke, etc. I bet the softening effect could be used to good effect on headlights.
I've done some work today on the remaining first floor walls, am now building a canopy of sorts to keep Eddie (the President) dry during rain when he needs to board his private car. Once that is painted and mounted over the door, I can fasten the two walls you've seen so far and get to worl aligning the concrete sills for the next sections. I'm getting there!
I've done some work today on the remaining first floor walls, am now building a canopy of sorts to keep Eddie (the President) dry during rain when he needs to board his private car. Once that is painted and mounted over the door, I can fasten the two walls you've seen so far and get to worl aligning the concrete sills for the next sections. I'm getting there!