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Out of the frying pan and into the fire

Started by MSea, February 17, 2020, 04:11:13 PM

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Bigkev

Quote from: MSea on March 04, 2020, 12:44:10 PM
Was thinking about anti-clime paint so they don't get over the wall - hohoho

Is that 'Anti-Clime' paint that stays wet, when it is dry and dry when it is wet??

I think Anti-Climb paint is more readily available, it just doesn't dry...whatever the weather or climate.

ho,ho,ho....

I think I'm going pay for this comment.

Cheers,
Bigkev
I hope my next is always better

MSea

Yes Kevin I feel its time for another cartooooooon
Other than that some work done on the outer walls - plaster removed to show the bricks underneath.
MSea

zak

Grumpy by name and nature

MSea

Some colour on the outer walls , next job is  to dirty them up when dry.
MSea

MSea

Flory wash on the outer  wall and the second photo shows a start made on removing the wash.
MSea

Bigkev

Quote from: MSea on March 11, 2020, 10:42:55 AM
Flory wash on the outer  wall and the second photo shows a start made on removing the wash.

Isn't washing meant to make things 'cleaner'??

Nice work, Msea. I'm ashamed some of my efforts aren't here on the website.
I must do better........
Bigkev   
I hope my next is always better

MSea

Test jig number one to try and make a front panel of the Piaagio truck - we will see if this works
MSea

zak

Quote from: MSea on March 16, 2020, 05:35:32 PM
Test jig number one to try and make a front panel of the Piaagio truck - we will see if this works
I wait with baited breath.
Grumpy by name and nature

MSea

Not happy with the 2 test bits I have done , with different thicknesses of acrylic.
So am going to try  with flat sections fastened together and see how that looks.
MSea

MSea

The cab made from flat sections -- at the moment it looks like this is winning
MSea

MSea

Some more work done on the Piaggio
MSea

zak

Quote from: MSea on March 16, 2020, 07:09:32 PM
Not happy with the 2 test bits I have done , with different thicknesses of acrylic.
So am going to try  with flat sections fastened together and see how that looks.
I think half the battle is getting the temperature right and plunge moulding quickly.
Did you use a naked flame or a hot plate?
I must admit I have never had much success.
Grumpy by name and nature

MSea

Hi Dave it was over a hot plate and tried doing it as quick as possible.
The sides creased very badly and then tried removing them and adding flat sides - but not happy with the finished article. So its the one from solid plates and just waiting for the rivet counters to tell me the Piaggio should have a more rounded front and this and that is wrong with it --- and they will get  %^$£&*%$.. Remember its only a hobby for FUN
MSea

Haddock


MSea

But what ships you build.
Some wheels from a kids toy added to the model ( yours Bob will be used to make a second and improved model ) and a coat of primer -- now what colour shall I do it, at the moment it is going to be pale blue.
MSea