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Apart from adding a couple of drains for the downpipes, it's complete. Next job is weathering. The dates on the circus/boxing posters would be for 1961.
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Who cares? Modelling is about enjoying what you do, not what others think. A friend of mine is also a very big Gerry Anderson fan, so I sent him a link to this.
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Circle of hands - Uriah Heep
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The Travellers' Rest now has outside facilities. Added the brick paper to the station building this morning. Once dry, the building was decidedly warped. So extra bracing was added while the structure was held firmly down, then added pieces to correct the warp in the gable ends. I will use a felt-tip to touch up around the windows and doors. I imagine the structure attached at the end would be a Gents toilet. I'll be using a Wills SS65 kit for the inside, for which I will be diving into the shed to dig out. Walls will be built up using 1.5mm plywood, brick paper and craft paper for the inside. Once this is done, I suppose I hade better start looking at the baseboards.
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Window sprue arrived from Peco when I got home from work. Window openings modified, bit of extra depth and slightly narrower. 3 days off now, but loads of house work to catch up on, so maybe not much modelling done.
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Fred, the first cat I had, always had a Christmas dinner, the works, turkey, stuffing, small roast spud, sprout, swede and gravy. We tried it on our next cat, Tom, who just turned up as a kitten and we never found who he originally belonged to. He wasn't so keen. Our next cat Tabitha was a fussy bitch and after first Fred, then Tom passed away, she was rather indulged.