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Somewhere in the South of France

Started by Barney, August 13, 2022, 09:47:21 AM

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Daniel

Barney

Yes, they say all molds are new and i have read here and there good comments.

Anyway i rarelly build a kit as is supposed to be built. Have two 'Taxi de la Marne' in 1/35 (from ICM) and at least one will become a covered van and it's passenger compartment will become a horse drawn carriage.

Daniel




Barney

All floor beams fitted and saw dust pit completed -position for steam engine sorted concrete base and top part (Lego Bricks)  will be bricked
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Stuart McPherson

Barney

Example of brick work for steam engine
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finescalerr

It's starting to shape up. I really look forward to your next series of posts. -- Russ

Ray Dunakin

That prototype steam engine looks like it has been very well cared for.
Visit my website to see pics of the rugged and rocky In-ko-pah Railroad!

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Barney

 Ray The full storey of the steam Engine and saw mill can be found on https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ezcxi6zRIuk

Its the sort of small saw mill I have based my diorama on
Barney
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Stuart McPherson

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Hi Baney how are you.
You have two great projects going are you going to combine them or keep them separate?
Lovely work
all the best Kim.

Barney

Hi Kim - Same idea a Saw Mill but now a different location - Mr first attempt was a North American very big Mill but after 3 versions and a lot of frustration decided to go smaller more on the lines of an estates Saw mill found a lot of information on a Scottish estate and some lovely photos of a small mill here in England thanks to Nick - and started with the Tool Shed / stores - but Im a bit of a sun lover and decided to go to the sun shine areas in the South of France + there are lots of French vehicle kits available in 1/24th - So that's the storey so far Im back to "ONE project"
Im much happier and enjoying it all - the model builds and the research - after all that's what its all about our hobby and it keeps the rivet counters at bay !!
Barney   
Hope that lot is not to confusing !
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Stuart McPherson

Barney

Basic ground cover down + a modified position for the steam engine C07B879E-25B0-4AC6-9803-37B494B60080_1_201_a copy.jpeg3E48D6BE-73A4-4AC1-8ECE-ECDB60AE2C53_1_201_a copy.jpeg 
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Barney

Weathering for base of boiler and steam engine not yet completed and lego blocks to be faced with bricks AFB1FC08-99A8-49DB-B5D0-5E85FE7101BF_1_201_a copy.jpeg
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Barney

Next will be the planking of the saw mill deck after sorting the planks/floor boards reclaimed from the Scottish mill
Barney
 
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finescalerr

It's really starting to shape up. Acceptable. -- Russ

Barney

Progress made on the mill floor planking and the steam engine brickwork and base for the boiler
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Barney

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Barney

Steam engine and log carriage now started
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