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mountaingoatgreg Wrote:I have said it before and I will say it again, the way you approach your projects and layout are inspiring. I wish I had the patience and focus that you do as you tackle each project and your layout.
Keep posting the great posts and projects!!
Thanks Greg, it's just the way I have always done it. Doing the roofing now so it might take a bit.
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Finished up the roofing.
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ak-milw Wrote:Finished up the roofing.
Nice work! What did you use for the roofing?
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GNA, thanks for stopping in, I used laser cut shingles from Rusty Stumps, they are adhesive backed and have always worked great for me. He has a number of styles and colors. <!-- w --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.rustystumps.com">www.rustystumps.com</a><!-- w -->
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A very nice building!
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faraway Wrote:A very nice building!
Thanks reinhard, almost done with it, just need to add the two chimney's, roof supports and the station signs.
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ak-milw Wrote:GNA, thanks for stopping in, I used laser cut shingles from Rusty Stumps, they are adhesive backed and have always worked great for me. He has a number of styles and colors. <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.rustystumps.com">http://www.rustystumps.com</a><!-- m -->
I thought you'd used a plastic casting! :oops: But then, most of my roofs are printed cardboard.
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BR60103 Wrote:ak-milw Wrote:GNA, thanks for stopping in, I used laser cut shingles from Rusty Stumps, they are adhesive backed and have always worked great for me. He has a number of styles and colors. <!-- m --><a class="postlink" href="http://www.rustystumps.com">http://www.rustystumps.com</a><!-- m -->
I thought you'd used a plastic casting! :oops: But then, most of my roofs are printed cardboard.
Dave, I don't really care for the plastic roofs, I guess it's just what you are used to.
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Starting to take shape nicely! Can't wait to see it painted.
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Thanks Matt, I am looking forward to it also, then I can get on to the next project.
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I added the chimney's and the station signs.
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Working on the end roof supports.
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Nicely done .....love those old buildings for the character they bring to a scene .
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