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Thanks Simon, I think that is a very early Rob Burage kit. I've just checked the original file and it hasn't got the 'comb' type corners that are increasingly becoming the standard on new kits. At the time, this was state of the art and very well received and certainly piqued my interest and ultimate path into producing my own kits. Mikkel, I hope that your modification to the walls hasn't made the exterior walls too small. Andy Pearce is the owner of the railmodel and I'm sure he would supply replacements if needed. I would suggest, fixing the walls as designed in the kit an then use a very fine file to put the mortar lines on the end parts.

If people are interested in these units, I can combine them if you need a run of them.

That looks excellent.

Buzz models i think.

Thanks Mark. Some pictures of our Westbury inspired single road shed.

Intentio have a two shed in development that could be made in to Hitchen, Colchester etc. Follow their facebook page for updates.

I can do these too if needed.

These are few examples of laser cut; I think for realism, they are hard to fault. So I'm interested what texture and feel problems you mention?

Laser Etched Brick sheets now available.

John, I'll make any size window for a small arrangement fee. I also have maybe 80 windows+ in my portfolio so I probably have a window for every occasion!

The sleepers were a little extra and not part of the kit. You've done a great job of it though.

The bevelled bricks process is a trade secret just now. It will be described in my forthcoming book on 'Laser cutting' for Modellers.

Intentio are operating from their Workshops and are posting daily. Some delays are inevitable due to the issues we are all facing.

Thanks for your comments. The bevelled bricks process is a trade secret just now. It will be described in my forthcoming book on 'Laser cutting' for Modellers.

A Tin Tabernacle kit that I have been working on last couple of days.

I'm professional laser cutter and I cut 90% MDF without issue. I extract to atmosphere via a filter and a baffle (to reduce noise). If you decide not to get your own laser, I'll happily cut your plans for you.

An 08 running on Heaton Lodge today.

http://georgianrenovation.blogspot.com/2013/01/

I'd send John a quick email, he is very helpful and will be able to help you out I'm sure.

To join our terraced house kits, the first of our shop fronts kits.

Lasercut bridge just finished with our painters.

4mm scale warehouse sections now in stock!

Lasercut warehouse backscenes. Many types and scales available along with company logos and names.

Send me a message and I'll sort out for you.

A little progress on Swindon. I had a chance this morning to cut a section out on the laser and quickly assemble it. The lintel detail is still to be added and a compromise was done on the chamfered bricks to one course instead of two. I think it looks ok. The Gable ends are next.