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September 01, 2023, 05:28:30 AM »
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Got a good start on the complex roof. It was done with some measuring, some geometry, and some trial and error fitting. I’m using scrap mat board (free from Michaels).
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Dang, that's going to look sooo good!
I particularly appreciate the depth/wall thickness, given the material used on the prototype. It looks SOLID, as it should (unlike many buildings, model and real). Nice, nice work!
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Oh Yeahhh! This is really lookin' good! I agree 100% with Otto's remarks.
Can't wait to see what you do with the roof!
Cheerio!
Bob Gilmore
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Crafters use “alcohol inks” - works great on clear styrene sheet. This is a great project.
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