07-31-2013, 02:51 AM
I worked on the two buildings in the center that span the boarder of the replaceable segment. They form one unit glued to a common baseplate. The baseplate acts at the street side as an extension of the sidewalk and sits in an exact fit imprint in the ground cover (sand) for repositioning whenever it had to be removed. The baseplate had a oil film while the ground cover glue set around it last night.
I intend to put all town houses on 1mm styrene baseplates and set them with the front to the 1mm bluefoam sidewalk to get a smooth integration. Permanent fixation is not required and permit a long time of easy removable buildings to be detailed at the work desk like the two building just worked on.
Painting window frames has always been a disaster to me. Outstanding bad results after painful hours.... I did them this times with two white ink permanent markers (edding 751 and 780). The results are still not impressive but the level of pain was reduced dramatically!
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I intend to put all town houses on 1mm styrene baseplates and set them with the front to the 1mm bluefoam sidewalk to get a smooth integration. Permanent fixation is not required and permit a long time of easy removable buildings to be detailed at the work desk like the two building just worked on.
Painting window frames has always been a disaster to me. Outstanding bad results after painful hours.... I did them this times with two white ink permanent markers (edding 751 and 780). The results are still not impressive but the level of pain was reduced dramatically!
Reinhard