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glencairn wrote: ↑Wed Feb 19, 2020 6:07 pm Thanks TWD. Useful information indeed.

Glencairn

Very interesting

After an unexpected bonus from work, I have ordered a few goodies from modelrailwayscenery. Hope to show them in situ sooner rather than later.

A few little updates, nothing major.

I have made a test piece of roofing, it looks ok.

I have also cobbled together a way of keeping he scored lines stright, and steady whilst scoring.

I just need to source some thicker foil, then mass production starts.

Hound Dog wrote: ↑Sun Oct 20, 2019 1:03 am That should of course read “smoke, dust and grime laden environment” and not grim laden environment - LOL

To be fair, that is a decent description too.

Steve M wrote: ↑Thu Oct 24, 2019 8:28 pmEffective.

Thank you

I posted something similar some time ago - an off cut from a doorstrip/carpet edge. https://live.staticflickr.com/4844/46180559624_7382d58051.jpg 20190128_133957 by Steve Mumford , on Flickr And you should end up with something like this. https://live.staticflickr.com/65535/47615791111_9a78e42d69.j...

Thank you.

I make everything and buy nothing, so my modelmaking is very cheap. When I have a Swiss file break or simply wear out I grind it on my ancient bench grinder to be a chisel. Handy for cleaning back solders or when carving shapes. For all buildings, since line board became the same price as gold, I u...

My kind of budget, I like it.

I'm amazed you haven't offered these services before. Good luck with your venture, and the pricing in my limited knowledge seems very reasonable for a quality service.