04-28-2010, 08:29 AM
Thanks guys....I'm having fun with this one!
This morning I added some chunks of styrene to the corners and floor to serve as additional bracing. Warping and swelling from sprays of water I use for scenery construction could compromise the structure in the future so making sure everything is braced well is a priority.
![[Image: 007.jpg]](http://i218.photobucket.com/albums/cc240/zachsmama123/Sanford%20and%20Son%202010%20An%20HO%20scale%20scratchbuild/007.jpg)
I then brush painted the interior a flat black to eliminate the potential of the walls glowing when interior light is added. While I had the brushes out I painted on some window shades with an olive green onto the backside of the acetate.
![[Image: 008-1.jpg]](http://i218.photobucket.com/albums/cc240/zachsmama123/Sanford%20and%20Son%202010%20An%20HO%20scale%20scratchbuild/008-1.jpg)
And lastly for today I added the main roof support beam.
![[Image: 009-1.jpg]](http://i218.photobucket.com/albums/cc240/zachsmama123/Sanford%20and%20Son%202010%20An%20HO%20scale%20scratchbuild/009-1.jpg)
Matt
This morning I added some chunks of styrene to the corners and floor to serve as additional bracing. Warping and swelling from sprays of water I use for scenery construction could compromise the structure in the future so making sure everything is braced well is a priority.
I then brush painted the interior a flat black to eliminate the potential of the walls glowing when interior light is added. While I had the brushes out I painted on some window shades with an olive green onto the backside of the acetate.
And lastly for today I added the main roof support beam.
Matt