Lazy Grange Bay 3...a new start

Nice tribute Mike.
 
Rhinochugger said:
That's an unusual gable detail - which I know you will have faithfully reproduced from somewhere. A bit of a northern thing?
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Which bit in particular, looks quite normal to me, not like some around here, but still normal:smiley:
 
Well this bit, has been unbelievable fiddly, for something that should be straight forward, a combination of different angles, and a lot of things coming together in a small space
Howvwer it is done, and I'm pleases with it...IMG_20200523_135259.jpgIMG_20200523_153127.jpgIMG_20200616_144957.jpgIMG_20200619_113712.jpgIMG_20200619_113936.jpgIMG_20200619_114000.jpgIMG_20200619_113953.jpgIMG_20200619_130021.jpgIMG_20200619_130049.jpgIMG_20200620_110206.jpg
 
Two questions Mike. Is the Citroen H type a Welly model? Why is there no blood on your kneeling pads?
 
ebay mike said:
Two questions Mike. Is the Citroen H type a Welly model? Why is there no blood on your kneeling pads?
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No, it's a solido model, it's old, and 1-18th, nicely weather naturally.
No blood, because I'm good lad....
I wipes it off before jenny sees it..
It's killed me, not being able to kneel down since the fall. But healing takes time, and it's ok now, just it's normal scabby self.. 15927424026403597759171651809806.jpg
 
mike said:
No, it's a solido model, it's old, and 1-18th, nicely weather naturally.
No blood, because I'm good lad....
I wipes it off before jenny sees it..
It's killed me, not being able to kneel down since the fall. But healing takes time, and it's ok now, just it's normal scabby self.. View attachment 268633
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Mike

My god. the last time I saw a leg like that, it was holding up the corner of a snooker table

David
 
I have been pondering a few things.
I spent £70 on Windows for the wear house, which were very nice as nothing elase (as far as I know) was avalable.. I have bought crates as loads, packing cases ect..
So after meny brews,.. I took the plunge..and bought a creativity ender Pro... And the fun started.. In. a week.. From asmemble to my 1st building.. A learning curve.. Learning 3d design.. Splicing.. And how to cut a design down... And overcome a breakdown. And repair the printer.. 2 Allan screws, and it was sorted.. If I can do it....
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And yes trains have been running while I learn how to bugger up a 3d printer..,.
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The picture of the station, 3rd up from the bottom, has been framed so well that the 1:1 scale houses look part of the scene. It's so realistic, I had to look twice that it was actually a model, even though I knew it was:clap::clap::clap:
 
Thank you for the kind words..
Busy week of printing.. 9 hours a set,, and 5 sets in.. IMG_20200808_174844.jpgIMG_20200809_150426.jpgIMG_20200809_152657.jpgIMG_20200809_152817.jpg
 
Upon using the black* ribbing* that I printed, it needed a *raft* to print out correctly, the raft is scrap.. With each one... But I saved them and thought they might be useful. As checker plate?? Anyhow.. They got used..
This pla, loves superglue and foambord.
Still needs 3 more sets doing for just this side... 6 for the other side I think..
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mike said:
Busy week of printing.. 9 hours a set,, and 5 sets in.. 
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............... and Mike's worn the printer out already :devil::devil:

Only envious, the bridge looks good - nice proportions :clap::clap:

Waiting for the support piers ;);)
 
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