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Both
the station house and the later built goods shed is to be built and
will measure 45 centimeters in N-scale, which is accurate to scale.
As a first step I have drawn a pilot model on the computer and
printed it out on thin cardboard.
For the walls, windows and the decorative details on the station
house I will prepare drawings that later will be send to a firm to
make eched plates. The shingle roof will be made of computerdrawn
cardboard.
The goods shed will be built in a more traditional technique with a
base of styren sheet, but with computerprinted brick walls and a
roof of currugated styren sheet. |
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2004-06-13
On this picture the etched walls are mounted and I am trying to
get the right size for the different roof areas. The goods shed
shows the pilot model. |
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Some
of the etched details for the building.
(Togehther with a first try for a gem) |
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A
close up of the building, now with glazing and some posters
decorating the windows.
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2004-07-01
Roof making, quite a job with so many different areas and angels.
The picture shows tests with different color tones for the roof.
The roof is printed on thin yellowish cardboard with a inkjet
printer. |
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2004-07-10
The finished house from the railway side, click to get a close up. |
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As
the building was finished there was a need for inpsection of the
chimneys :-) |
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