09-27-2011, 07:16 AM
Thanks for the kind words.
Last details have been added and I could call i completed (at least for now). I did think about weathering but the Vernon climate does not put black dust on white walls and washes it down in black stripes on rainy days. White walls do look mostly white at least if they do not belong to a very run down business. The normal light and sun in my home office will tone down my used white primer a bit over the time and the "natural" dust will do it's job too
I do feel comfortable with the model since I dropped the idea to build the Vernon mill in vertical scale of may be 1:200 and a horizontal scale of about 1:120. This is a 1:87 scale model of a small to medium free lance mill very much inspired by the GM mill in Vernon.
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Last details have been added and I could call i completed (at least for now). I did think about weathering but the Vernon climate does not put black dust on white walls and washes it down in black stripes on rainy days. White walls do look mostly white at least if they do not belong to a very run down business. The normal light and sun in my home office will tone down my used white primer a bit over the time and the "natural" dust will do it's job too
I do feel comfortable with the model since I dropped the idea to build the Vernon mill in vertical scale of may be 1:200 and a horizontal scale of about 1:120. This is a 1:87 scale model of a small to medium free lance mill very much inspired by the GM mill in Vernon.
Reinhard