
"Alright, alright...enough about the bloody making of the thing! get on with the painting man! for the Sweet love of Jupiter!"

29. With the Milliput door surrounds dry I now added the Bolsa wood doors. Again, I scored them with a pencil and tried to get as much detail as I could into the hinges and cross bars. This was done by carefully dotting tiny drops of Super glue with a needle along the cross bars, when dry and painted they will give the effect of iron rivets.
3 comments:
Gosh, that Tony has been a busy little bee hasn't he? So much done in so little time.
What a fantastic construction. Well done Simon, jolly well done.
Wow! Very immpressive.
Who'd have thought that a 28mm guy, like Tony could've been so productive in such a short period of time. He makes the borrowers look like a lazy, bunch of moaning time wasters.
You say all that, but Tony came round last week to put up a new shed for me and now I've got to cut my grass with a 28mm scale lawn mower!
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