Many thanks for that Martin.

Yes, many thanks Martin.  As I say, inspiration has struck again so I may just pick up some girders in the near future.

Briggs and Powell is one of the few remaining shops in Beverley that was in business when I were a lad and for goodness knows how long before that too.  It's a real shop with real stuff sold by real people.  You'll find it just opposite the Market Cross on the other side of the road from where Akrill's  gun shop used to be.

This is all terrific stuff......love it!

Decided to make some window grills - seen them on another model and liked them. Made a jig and superglued them together. If I did them again I think I would use the jig but solder them to give added strength - one came apart as I was fitting it to the window, also I would use thinner brass bar.

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Very artistic.

...and a nice touch

Agreed.  They really do set it off a treat.  Will all the windows be done?  There's an awful lot of them but it will be worth the work.

No just the side windows.

Well this is the main door and the side gate made, next job is to dirty them up and also to rust the girders.

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Nice work Martin, very tidy.
Reminds me of my railway modelling and model building days.

I love the uneven planks too - very realistic.  Is it based on an actual building or just from your imagination?

very nice work...I am enjoying this project, keep it coming.

Yes Wizzel its from my head - my head is full of very very very strange things !!!!

Quote from: msea on May 28, 2015, 07:26:22 PM
Yes Wizzel its from my head - my head is full of very very very strange things !!!!

I think we already knew that!

Well a before and after shot of the girders, now they have been rusted up a bit - next a bit of muck  and dust on the tops when I have a spare 5 mins.

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