02-01-2011, 12:18 AM
Forgot to mention about the doors & windows. The large freight house doors are intended set on the opening, not IN the opening, as I have shown in the picture. I enlarged the door openings to accomodate the doors so that I could pose some of them open, as if they slid on tracks inside the building.
Another goof I made was glazing the windows on the large doors AFTER I had installed them in the building. It wouldn't have been so bad had I used clear styrene. The problem was using the Micro Crystal Clear liquid. It grabbed onto the wall where the door slid behind and formed the window with three sides in the window and the fourth the back of the wall itself. Oops. It's not that noticable...except that I pointed it out. Oh well.
Up next...the roof.
Galen
Another goof I made was glazing the windows on the large doors AFTER I had installed them in the building. It wouldn't have been so bad had I used clear styrene. The problem was using the Micro Crystal Clear liquid. It grabbed onto the wall where the door slid behind and formed the window with three sides in the window and the fourth the back of the wall itself. Oops. It's not that noticable...except that I pointed it out. Oh well.
Up next...the roof.
Galen
I may not be a rivet counter, but I sure do like rivets!