01-02-2012, 03:33 PM
As Carl Sagan said "If you want to make an apple pie from sctratch, you must first create the universe!"
So what if you start with pre-made pie crust, if you didn't start with a substatially complete model, it's scratchbuilding, and yours looks great!
We all work with what we think is reasonable, I rarely bother to refine crude oil into plastic or smelt my own brass....
Eccentric-Crank
So what if you start with pre-made pie crust, if you didn't start with a substatially complete model, it's scratchbuilding, and yours looks great!
We all work with what we think is reasonable, I rarely bother to refine crude oil into plastic or smelt my own brass....
Eccentric-Crank
radivil Wrote:Quote:I guess this counts as scratchbuilding. At least it does in my book. Also I hate thread titles. Anyhow:
I'm slowly building a large box out of DPM wall segments for part of my brewery. I'm satisfied with what I like to call the black band (I dont know what those name-ribbons they loved to put on prewar buildings are actually called) and somewhat less than satisfied with my weathering/mortar job. The girlfriend says she thinks it looks fine and she's seen her share of factories (field engineer). Now my current issue, one I hope someone has experience in, is how to join the two big wall panels.
