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So that's what I've been doing the last few evenings... For now , still glueing them on the cardboard but you can see what's going on here... The lasered lines are a great idea to keep them paralel. Or at least that's the general idea... I don't want them to be
too neat...Weathering and working the edges is for later... I used walnut stripwood for this.
Jerry
Again Robert, you have many talents and thanks for sharing.
Pap
Anyways, I got the roof done ( except the chimney and final weathering)
and when we put two and two together, we'll get this... The roof is removable..
more soon.... or perhaps not that soon...
Jerry
Looking forward to see more.
Actually, Kevin, it is not only the roof, but also the whole first floor that can be taken off. I need to , to have acces to the lights.
And a little preview of the ground floor from the door and window,.The office with some basic furniture and the stairs to the first floor. More details and decoration later, but I mustn't loose myself in details right now.
Jerry