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Labels came out great too, excellent job on those.
As has been said previously, you can tell it's good work when it still looks great in super close up pics like these.
Kevin, Robert and Karl. Makes me happy to hear that from You.
I spent the last days with building further detail parts.
The workbench needs some tools and maybe paint/oil spots, but for a first mock-up I'm pretty happy with it.
I liked Bryan's idea of a numbered part bin
Brett, an awesome basis makes awesome work just possible. Thank You!
Thanks for the compliments!!!
Kevin, I see what you mean about the drawer cabinet. When I have a look at my furniture at home, the small drawer is above the bigger one. But you can't use the underside as the top, cause due to the resin pouring process the underside is dented a bit.
So here is my solution:
I replicated the cabinet surface out of a piece of styrene, glued it on the underside, and painted both ends in the wanted color.
In modeling, there are no problems, there are just challenges
Last week I glued the walls together and right now I deal with the base and the surrounding scenery on the layout. The first try with a concrete foundation failed, but I will try on...
@ Kevin, I hope Your hand is becoming better soon.
Your workers forgot which number comes after 15 I see.
Everything looks fantastic Jens.
i needed a moveable base to get a better access for doing the scenery and details, so I adapted a 4mm hdf board to fit into place. I glued on a 5mm styrofoam to match the surrounding ground level. The base is now 12" going from 5" on the left to 6" on the right.