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BosKonay
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I know! I'm still valiantly trying to resist the temptations of either turning a chunk of Amiens Street french (Avenue d'Amiens perhaps ), or starting something french in the shed! My poor wife would probably kill me
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Lovely video John!
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Ahhh, gotta love the noise! My favourite class of all time!
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Wow! What's the secret on the water Anthony - it's amazing!
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... has been added under Workbench Tutorials Have experienced members guide you step by step through processes and tasks / builds! http://irishrailwaymodeller.com/forumdisplay.php/54-Tutorials As suggested by HiddenAgenda
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Lovely job Glenderg!!! Fingers crossed on the exams! Not a bother to you!
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Lovely Catch Glenderg!
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:drool: Who needs trains!! Stunning stunning work!
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Do GM still provide parts??
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Those looks absolutely stunning!!! Lovely work Gareth!
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Absolutely stunning!
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Incroyable
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That forest looks fantastic - thanks Broithe!
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How do you find them wiggy? I've some in my boxes from gaugemaster, ID and peco, be interesting to see how the backdrop ones compare
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http://backdropjunction.com/thebackdrops/europeanscenes.html - Irish Backscenes up to 44" tall!
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Wow! Those backdrops are massive!! Biggest I've found are 15" so far (which you can see in my photos) If I could get 2-3 feet - wow!
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BosKonay replied to thewanderer's topic in Photos & Videos of the Prototype
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Sounds like a plan Dave!
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Sweet - thanks lads - will have a go!
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Hmm, reckon I'll have to have a go at a curve, the one in the photo is too abrupt, and will cast a shadow no matter what I reckon...
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The only thing I wasnt sure about, which is more clear in photo2, is the 'turn' at the corner, and how to smoooth it out. Either that, or just photograph either side
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Got it in one sir Plan is a polystyrene 'foundation' then lots of modroc / plaster to provide gentle rolling hills, down to a small river and road at the bottom. Then to liberally forest the hills I saw photos of a layout before (can't remember) where behind the viaduct was basically a huge forest - was stunningly effective!
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This shot shows better the space. The viaduct has a 6 foot radius, so it sits in a 3 foot 'square' base. My plan is to sweep hills down on both sides (swallowing up some of the viaduct itself in the process) so that is sits down in to a valley.
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I'm planning to actually build a rolling hillside behind the viaduct. From the bottom of the backscene, to the floor of the valley, big sweeping kinda thing! (That's the plan anyway!)
