Lazy Grange Bay 3...a new start
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to start with ,i needed to sizes the toliet bowles.. sounds silly, but to get the sizes of the wooden stalls,. .ect.. so toliet bowles.. my internet serch history is weired..
foam bord ..layereid up, cut to a rought shape... filed (thanks to old one sugars insistansce at me buying some decent needle files) into shape.. postioned on our template/..because. the floor is the platform,, so our plan/floor.. is only a template to work too...
foam bord ..layereid up, cut to a rought shape... filed (thanks to old one sugars insistansce at me buying some decent needle files) into shape.. postioned on our template/..because. the floor is the platform,, so our plan/floor.. is only a template to work too...
Rhinochugger
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mike said:
You'll need to get on with that bog a lot quicker
Rhinochugger
Retired Oik
Most sanitaryware relies on a 750 mm space - cubicles an' all 
Gizzy
A gentleman, a scholar, and a railway modeller....
Very bog standard work me thinks....mike said:to start with ,i needed to sizes the toliet bowles.. sounds silly, but to get the sizes of the wooden stalls,. .ect.. so toliet bowles.. my internet serch history is weired..
foam bord ..layereid up, cut to a rought shape... filed (thanks to old one sugars insistansce at me buying some decent needle files) into shape.. postioned on our template/..because. the floor is the platform,, so our plan/floor.. is only a template to work too...
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mike said:cheers keith.. thats what i am hopeing to acheive..KeithT said:That has really turned it into a masterpiece Mike. It is difficult to tell what is 1/1 and what is G Scale.:love:
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I've been fooled a number of times already, and with this one, I lost the perspective entirely - were they G scale chairs photographed to look very big so the railway looked very small? Rather like Father Crilly trying to explain to Dermot that the small cows were actually big cows a long way away!
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mike said:well, walt, the only way your going to find out.. is to nip up and vist,,
Sorry, I'm not walt, but I may take you up on it at some time!
so after sizes the toilet bowles (seated figures..come on, im not that small!!)
i started on the cubicals. again, a simple measure up to the floor plan, and a drawing, to sizes,. cut out with the skanly knife.. its 3 passes on the line, and its cut.. 2 passe and you can snap the foam bord, but it leave a bit acting as a hinge.. if your strugllying, use a fresh blade..scoreing in the planking, and adding the cross brasceing, a gain, foam bord, love the stuff. superglue set in seconds ..dont stick it in gob.. sets faster
i started on the cubicals. again, a simple measure up to the floor plan, and a drawing, to sizes,. cut out with the skanly knife.. its 3 passes on the line, and its cut.. 2 passe and you can snap the foam bord, but it leave a bit acting as a hinge.. if your strugllying, use a fresh blade..scoreing in the planking, and adding the cross brasceing, a gain, foam bord, love the stuff. superglue set in seconds ..dont stick it in gob.. sets faster
the main outer wall section, is drawn out, in penclie .cut, out, and scribed..a capping stone ,holds the walls in place.. a coat of gray primma is used as a motor colour..
the wooden cubicals, are losely held in place, to al ow removalke for maintances
the wooden cubicals, are losely held in place, to al ow removalke for maintances
