Very detailed work you make, incredible!

Soeren

Thank you, Soeren
I have worked on part to hang the extended pipe, I had to split the pin and glue its part on the top of the hanger, because of making the mould by easier way. I have also finished the clips to connect the tension ropes. Masterclub´s 0,7mm rivets used and 0,4mm holes drilled to stick in a wire for the rope.





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Finally, there are the last parts. Now I have to wait for Aber´s PE letters and Plastruct hexagone road to finish lettering on the crane head and nut heads on the base. In between I am gonna start a couple of coal boxes and mounting lug for loading.





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I have started my work on the coal boxes, plastic sheet used for base, walls and patches, some rivets added


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Fantastic work! im really enjoying following this one.
Andy

Thank you, Andy, for the kind words.
Most glued together and nearly ready for primer. Next target is a mounting lug for the coal crane.



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I have finished the coaling stuff and returned to the ruined building. Some work on the windows done and broken gutter channel ready for painting and mounting on.

 

 

Libor

Wow amazing work man! What did you use for the gutter?

Thank you, Chris, a takeway tin used to cut small part needed, fitting for pipe is plastic tube.
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Oh my goodness..jaw dropping and saliva floodding
Libor, you created a masterpiece ... even the elbow in the piping is superb! In reality, i did severals elobw join which is difficult to get an exact shape...but this in 1/35th!
flawless!

Thank you, buddy, for the kind words
Libor

Two poles made up and getting painted.





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I have started another special small building


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Libor, you're not just a modeller, but a true artist ! I enjoy this thread.

Thank you, Guy,
I´d say these words belong rather to you, than to me, your dio is really cracking and I found it very inspirational even before I started mine.
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Epic stuff Libor, Awsome.

Grave Digger, As Stated before many times, Incredible, Awesome work! Man, I am learning so much on this subject, sometime soon I hope to get my BR-52 and railcars finished. Thanks for the motivation here. milvehfan

Libor, I've just come across your thread and its awesome stuff. I'll keep a look out for your progress.

Thank you all for the nice comments, I am very happy that any motivation or inspiration can be found in my work here.
Now, the main job is finished, nails will be added as well. That guy seems to fit all right, but he will get another head. And two hands, of course, but I am still thinking about their position




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Man, you're one crazy gift from God himself....
You're a real artist (having much more free time than I have... )!

Andrzej

Thank you, Andrzej, lets say this is just a prep for something bigger and more exciting coming up next year

The thing is painted, just some rust around the nails and on the bold to be added, and maybe some paper I suppose....



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haha what could be possibly bigger and more exciting than thi dio, Libor? it;s fantastic!

Thanks, Andrew, good to see you around.
Well, I cant say anything yet, but it´s gonna be very exciting for me, and much more surprising for you, thats for sure
Libor

I keep working with paints today, I have started the tracks, the ties got yellow base coat, now they are painted in brown, and next is much darker shadow of brown. Then I will try a few ways to get various shadows and realistic appearance of the wood. The coal boxes in paint as well, ready for some rust and finishing.





Because I use a lot of rust on my rail kits and accesories, I use funny way to get some nice and real rust, which is very handy for finishing. Basically I wet many times tiny, hair pot scrub, which gets rusty very quickly, and the I collect the rust on the side. Finally I rub it to powder and use with varnish or another suitable fixer.



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Terrific work Libor




If you want the steel wool pot scrubber to rust faster leave it soaking in white vinegar.