Hi Job. Aha, so Inspector Wexford now enters the scene! Will he run into Morse I wonder?

 

Those doors are excellent! I don't think I have asked before what glue you use for joining card and paper? I am tempted to try out some of your methods and although I am not allergic (yet!) I like to keep the toxic stuff to a minimum. 

Hi Mikkel.  Both creators of  these detectives frequently mention the railways. By inspector Morse the railway between Oxford and London. In the books of Ruth Rendell the railways in and around London. What I like in the books of Ruth Rendell is the use of social themes. 

I use mostly common Pritt glue and PVA. The only thing I do different is that I don't glue A4 size prints on card. I always cut out the printed parts first and glue them then on the required card. For very difficult small parts I found a solvent free contact glue, but I only use that if there is no other possibility. 

One of the reasons it works out well this way is maybe also  because the temperature of our house: always between 15 (night) and 17/19 degrees C. (day/evening). This because my skin starts to react by temperatures above the 20 degrees C.

Nice to hear you will try out some of my methods.  

I'm looking forward to see your background. 

I use a good quality of drawing paper for printing and don't forget to seal it with a water paint varnish. I do this outside on a dry day with not to much wind when I have finished a  building. This isn't healthy if you do it inside.