Originally posted by Tyson Rayles
Hmmmmm, wonder do they make them files in O scale???
I've seen some files with pretty aggressive teeth. I think I've seen some with big enough grooves for O scale siding.
Griswold Concrete Block
- Thread starter Matthyro
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I've seen some files with pretty aggressive teeth. I think I've seen some with big enough grooves for O scale siding.
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Fred_M
Fantastic as always Robin. A question: How did you get that texture on the siding? From the pictures it looks like you have both board and batten and wood shingles.
The walls are made with 1/16th strips of cardboard glued to the base Don. Some vertical some horizontal
OK, let me see if I got this. You first made a wall out of cardboard from cerial boxes, then glued on more strips of it to simulate the individual wood boards..
Thanks
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Fred_M
I heard that they watch the golf channel at our local hospital, it is very therapeutic....... it cures insomnia.
Robin, your Griswold module is an absolute top notch masterpiece! :thumb: :thumb: :thumb:
It shows the contrast between the 'upper class' and the 'lowly' side of the RR tracks in a very fascinating way.
Great modeling, and thanks for sharing it with us!
Ron
It shows the contrast between the 'upper class' and the 'lowly' side of the RR tracks in a very fascinating way.
Great modeling, and thanks for sharing it with us!
Ron
Dick,
Try a thinner card stock like an index card or manila file folder. It may curl a little but it comes out very useable. I also reload the xacto blade frequently.
Try a thinner card stock like an index card or manila file folder. It may curl a little but it comes out very useable. I also reload the xacto blade frequently.
Can't think how I missed this thread. Another great industry from the master scratcher!!!!! Very nice as always Robin!!!
:thumb: Val
:thumb: Val