Excelent job you put a bit of a sprint in didn,t you?

Excellent work Missy, you can't beat using wood when representing um! wood

Something beyond me but that lazer etching looks to be a very useful tool.

Trevor.

Hello

Thank you Mark and Trevor.

Excellent work Missy, you can't beat using wood when representing um! wood:)

 

Something beyond me but that lazer etching looks to be a very useful tool.

 

Trevor.

Hello Trevor

Think of it as the same as chemical etching but not with metal. I have found it very useful for bits on Highclere.

Missy

I really must find a use for this, your results really do push the boundaries. Food for thought

I know I'm a bit slow off the mark here… my excuse is that I don't go to the blogs as often as forums.

This shelter is stunning, Missy, and your attention to detail in your modelling in general is pretty remarkable,

even more so considering it's 2mm scale! Don't think my eyes could even contemplate such tiny work!

Can I ask where you had the cutting done. I am looking at having a few small pieces cut but everywhere I can find seems to only be interested in large scale commercial jobs.

Thanks

Andrew

Hello Andrew

I have a friend who has access to a laser cutter so I guess I am lucky. As for alternatives I guess the most popular company for Railway Modellers is YORK MODELMAKERS who seem to have grasped the Railway bits. Im sure they would be able to help.

Missy

Hello Andrew

 

I have a friend who has access to a laser cutter so I guess I am lucky. As for alternatives I guess the most popular company for Railway Modellers is YORK MODELMAKERS who seem to have grasped the Railway bits. Im sure they would be able to help.

 

Missy

Thanks. I'll give them a try.

Andrew