bc6 Posted March 2 Share Posted March 2 (edited) If you have can you be so kind as to post pics of it. I'm looking for inside and outside shots of your engine shed thanks This is the latest photo of my engine shed. . Edited March 19 by bc6 Added more pics Link to comment
bill937ca Posted March 2 Share Posted March 2 There is a five-part series of photos on the Greenmax store blog going into sanding, assembly and painting. Tomix rails fit, for Kato rails you have to raise the base with sheet foam or balsa to allow for the track base. https://www.gm-store.co.jp/blog/gmstore-staff/archives/22061 https://www.gm-store.co.jp/blog/gmstore-staff/archives/22102 https://www.gm-store.co.jp/blog/gmstore-staff/archives/22167 https://www.gm-store.co.jp/blog/gmstore-staff/archives/22210 https://www.gm-store.co.jp/blog/gmstore-staff/archives/22255 3 Link to comment
bc6 Posted March 2 Author Share Posted March 2 Bill thanks for links this has helped a lot. 1 Link to comment
cteno4 Posted March 2 Share Posted March 2 Wow what an over the top demonstration! Thanks bill! jeff 1 Link to comment
RS18U Posted March 2 Share Posted March 2 Very impressive instructions, with cool links to tools and other interesting things. Also the use of rubber cement for some parts. Link to comment
cteno4 Posted March 3 Share Posted March 3 Ive found glues like e6000 tends to function a bit better than rubber cement for those situations where you want a tad of give possible and also removal if needed [you can pick it off most stuff like rubber cement]. For clear plastics i use canopy glue, sort of like a blend of e6000 and a pva and it does not fog any clear plastics and pretty invisible. jeff 1 Link to comment
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