The Rigging Shed 1/48

[Robert G]

My latest installment .
Sierra West :The Rigging Shed with some personal additions and modifications.

[finescalerr]

Rather nice and more convincing than somewhat. -- Russ

[shropshire lad]

You're getting quite good at this modelling lark , with a bit more practice you might even become very good !

  Very impressive and if you feel like sharing your wood staining techniques then I for one would be interested in learning them .

  Magnifique .


     Nick

[Les Tindall]

That is some pretty incredible modelling!  Great weathering and aging.

Les

[Lawton Maner]

It is against the rules of this forum to try and pass the shed up the street from your house off as your model.  Please give credit to the long dead carpenter for building it and to Mother Nature for the time and effort she put into weathering it and apologize to all of us.  Try this again next year on 1 April.

[TRAINS1941]

You have done a very fine job on this.

Like NIck the way you did the staining would be of interest.

Jerry

[Barney]

 It is the shed at the end of your road !!! If it is a model well what can I say my only words are I surrender - absolutely amazing  stuff with inspiration - please yes tell us something about your techniques
Barney
Russ - why is it that this forum keeps coming up with some of the most amazing modellers ?

[finescalerr]

Barney, the forum's success in attracting talent is due entirely to the talent and attitude of its members. -- Russ

[Ray Dunakin]

Amazing work! I especially like the coloration of the wood, it's extremely lifelike.

[Chuck Doan]

Beautiful work! Fun to study.

[Bernhard]

Robert, this is really an extraordinary example of wood work. And I especially like the ropes, very realistic.

Bernhard

[Hydrostat]

Robert,

very well done. I like the corrugated roof with the rusted/broken edge. What was your approach to that result?

Cheers,
Volker

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Hi Robert.
Great wood grain.
cheers