Lisa

Yes I have, but I've found that it is best to play it by ear!

Lisa

I've had 2 years of hassle, and when I arrive in court, the cyclist who ran me over, on the pavement, stands up in court and apologises. And the I find that the crown offered no evidence, Case over!

Lisa

No she into the full size item!

Hi

Now that's an idea, that had not crossed my mind!

Lisa

I knew about the lead flashing, as I have had it replaced at the join between the porch and the house recently. I was considering using a soft pencil to give the metallic look.

Lisa

Hi David and ALL

The device I am using probably not. BUT a good quality woodworking tool shop will be able to supply a more robust tool, that will probably work with ply.

The stripper I use was supplied by Expo and cost about £6.00, so it might be worth a try. The critical point is how hard is the ply, and can you score it an then snap the strips off.

Lisa

Neat idea, using a photograph, overlayed with a 2FS logo.

PLEASE PUT A STOP!!!!! button on your video clip, please!!!

Clever idea, re location and electrical connection!

Hi

There is a problem with the link from the 2mm website, it only takes you to the main rmweb page, and not to this entry.

Presumably with the sound of steam trains!

What about a location on the isle of Sheppey?

They are not curtins stru, but the concreat arround the openings was shaped to allow the machine gun to be able to turn through 90 degrees.

What is the point of this blog???????????????????????

Lisa

Hindsight is the ONLY exact science!

Lisa

Hi

I model steam tramways and not railways and I am also interested in light railways. These all have very sharp points, which are usually sharper than Peco settrack points. In this situation settrack points are a excellent tool to visualise how a track plan might work in a very small space.

It is very easy to get too ambitious in fitting in too much into a micro layout!

Besides which the layout I have designed will be built in N Gauge by a friend, his block is called Great Dexter on the KESR!

Lisa

In that case I'll probably have to settle for following it with interest on RMWeb!

I have found your Kyle in a Boxfile, and thus the comming shelve reincarnation very insprirational.

I have only one further question will you be exhibiting it soon!

Lisa

Hi

I told you that you could do it, and you have proved me right. You don't need to be a computer scientist to produce your own blog!

Lisa

Yes, it is Alton Model Shop!

Hi

The other possible problem with Adobe Dreamweaver is it cost, the professional version I use costs £800+ and the lite version cost £200!

I use Adobe Dreamwearver, but it's not a package for beginners! I recommend using Microsoft Word, there is a macro that you can get to export the file as a .pdf file. If you don't have a copy of Microsoft Office, you can download a copy of OpenOffice, for free. This has a similar macro supplied as standard.

In the sence of taking pictures of small models the camera never lies, unless of course you edit them using photoshop type software!

i've just spent an hour reading the disk based manual for my digital camera, and I have found that I have just as much control over the camera, as when I use my manual reflex camera.

I will have to experiment to see what settings give the best pictures when working in macro mode!

Lisa

As you can see in the photograph of the setup I use a white background, and the whole setup is placed on my kitchen window shelf, the window is a large one facing east. The photographs were taken in daylight.

I think that I need to adjust the white balance on my camera.

Lisa