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Very nice bit of detail Richard. Did the "Road Crew" pre-determine the "crown" height of the road to allow for proper drainage?:rolling:
Cheers, Rick H.
Jim, yeh, can't they coordinate and lay their stuff before the roads are paved? Always mucking up the roads and after that don't even do a good job of filling up. :smiling6: Rick, nah...it still puddles and you get the occasional flash floods. I made some complaints and the pea roads will be done better I hope. :smiling2:
Hi,
The crew have arrived and started hacking and digging the road...
I some places were hidden chasms...actually the base was made from a piece of ply sandwiched with wood supports and I may have dug too deep revealing a hollowed section.
Then the plastic details were placed making sure the crowning height of the road was right.
The manholes sat a little higher...
Then they plaster added to level off any gaps.
Not bad fit for something that wasn't in the plans at all.
Just found this and had a wonderful read through Richard, love the pea story:smiling5::smiling:.
And a big wow to you for making the buildings and the Tiger, very nice craftmanship :thumb2: :thumb2:
Hi guys sorry for the late reply and thanks for the comments.
Rick, ya the road crew deserve a long cool one. Fernando, great to have you here and thanks bro. Jim, it may look neat now but I can't wait to add the rubble and weathering. Scottie, I'm lazy so I find the simplest way. :smiling6: Greg, thanks bro.
Added more detail to the opposite buildings using card and balsa...
I will be adding more damage and roughen up the building as they look too clean.
The buildings are set at and angle as they are at a bend on the road and pavement.
Hi,
I mentioned earlier about a different frontage for this section of the building especially the doorway.
I made a slight indent towards the door and added steps to the front with side walls from balsa.
These side walls, honestly I don't know what they're called will be coated with diluted plaster for the stone effect.
A little extension to the other building side was made with the similar material as the previous wall to the small park.
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