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| Bogstandard:
Stew, If you would like to make your 'brick wall' out of some hardwood (you could cut the mortar in with a ball end cutter), I have a load of thick and wide planks of oak here that would do the job admirably. It wood be dead simple to simulate and do using your dro. John |
| sbwhart:
That sounds like a good idea John. I'll have to be carfull with hardwood as I've developed an alergy too it, but I may be OK with good old English oak. Stew |
| HS93:
try http://www.minaco-uk.com/page4.htm http://www.wonderlandmodels.com/products/pegasus-hobbies-28mm-large-bricks-red/?utm_source=Froogle&utm_medium=PriceComparison&utm_campaign=GoogleShopping Peter |
| sbwhart:
Hi Peter thanks for the scale brick link, unfortunatly I think they will be too small a scale the engine is approx 1/3 full size. Stew |
| klank:
Hi Stew - just saw your video - are you a master watchmaker or what? I don't know if this might help - I "bricked and stone floored" a small plant using real brick/stone materials from "Richard Stacey" - http://www.richardstacey.com/ They do stone/brickwork/slate in all kinds of scale sizes. If its ok to put this photo here? - I used their products to "brickwall" a Stuart H10/Boiler plant :- I don't want to go "off topic" - this is just to show what their stuff looks like. I used cyano to glue each brick onto wood, coated in Plasticard plus a thin wash of white glue, let down with water. Courses were "pointed" with Stacey's own mix. With all respects Peter |
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