1/35 Scale Shadow box Dinner on the front line from Miniart.

[outrunner]

John, that is just magic what you have done there.

Andy.

[stillp]

Just needs some rockwool on top of that foil now John, and Ivan can keep warm!
Pete

[wotan]

John

I can hear the balalaika. Great stuff. When you close up the front the stray light from outside will be cut down and your lighting will sow more. What voltage are you using for the leds?

John

[Jim R]

Hi John
That is definitely .......

......... of a dio.

Jim

[boatman]

Hi John
That is definitely .......
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......... of a dio.

Jim

JIM RIGHT John this is a fanstastic dio an certainly deseveres the above caption
chris

[minitnkr]

Excellent, excellent, but still no flue pipe. PaulE

[Gary G]

The lighting adds a bit of atmosphere. Great job.

[langy71]

Checked out your 'foil' work for the roof, and I want to ask if you fancy coming and doing my loft insulation next..?

[JR]

John, that is just magic what you have done there.

Andy.

Thanks Andy, appreciate the support.:thumb2:

Just needs some rockwool on top of that foil now John, and Ivan can keep warm!
Pete

Ha, nice one Pete, how about a couple of feet of soil! :smiling:

John

I can hear the balalaika. Great stuff. When you close up the front the stray light from outside will be cut down and your lighting will sow more. What voltage are you using for the leds?

John

Thanks John. The lady at the lighting company said if only having them on for a short time 3 v normal batteries and not coin type because of the flashing diodes would be ok.

Hi John
That is definitely .......
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......... of a dio.

Jim

Jim that's very kind, :smiling3::smiling3::smiling3::smiling3::tears-of-joy::tears-of-joy::tears-of-joy:.

JIM RIGHT John this is a fanstastic dio an certainly deseveres the above caption
chris

Thanks for the ongoing support Chris :thumb2::thumb2:

Excellent, excellent, but still no flue pipe. PaulE

Paul thank you, indeed there was no flue pipe , until to day!!!! I had to get the stove to sit on the base so the glue would take. The best way seemed to use the flue pipe to hold down the stove while the ca stook. Once that was done I had to repaint the pipe as constant pressure had removed even the primer. Hopefully it will be on tomorrow. More about that further down.

The lighting adds a bit of atmosphere. Great job.

Thanks Gary. I'd seen a post from John Ballard saying it would help to reflect light on another thread, so decided I would do it in case.

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Today saw the continuing of fitting the lights and the upper section for the Sculptamold. Of course in all this turning on its side and back 2 figures decided to try to escape, luckily they gave up and are now awaiting refixing later.


Flue pipe, before it was removed to repaint, it actually came adrift from the stove when I was repositioning the box. Primed again and will be fitted tomorrow.





These are the bunker light cables with the exit hole cut into the side. The side section is to allow a gap for the cables , both these and the flashing lights that are now fixed into the top will be under here.


The above is now covered , just waiting for a spot of glue to dry that ids keepimng the light in place. The dioes are so small they easily fall out of a the smallest hole.

More tomorrow Bunker Fans, thanks for looking in and all the support.

Dzhon.

[adt70hk]

John

That really is coming together very nicely indeed. The lighting has worked a treat.

Very well done.

Andrew

[Si Benson]

Evening Mr Race,
Jims award for the dogs do-dahs total sums it up! Magnificent, I bet you must have the look of the cat that got the cream....and duly so!
Looks fab :smiling4::thumb2:

[stillp]

Ha, nice one Pete, how about a couple of feet of soil! :smiling:




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Pretty unconventional loft insulation John, but I guess it'll do!
Nice flue by the way.
Pete

[JR]

Evening Mr Race,
Jims award for the dogs do-dahs total sums it up! Magnificent, I bet you must have the look of the cat that got the cream....and duly so!
Looks fab :smiling4::thumb2:

Thanks Si, didn't look like the cat with the cream earlier, stuck my hand to the side of the box !:smiling3::smiling3: after managing to get CA on the side of my hand. Next thing I knew I was part of the display !

Pretty unconventional loft insulation John, but I guess it'll do!
Nice flue by the way.
Pete

Thanks Pete, that damned flue has caused more problems than the whole build, see above ! Well at least the soil was free :smiling3:
Only popped in check that Grammarly I tried has gone, absolutely a waste of time. So if anyone has seen it or been thinking about it take my advice and don't bother. Glad I only tried the free version.

[wotan]

John

Your sales lady probably knows more than me but I would put the flashing lights on a separate circuit and power the rest with more like 6v. Anyway it's looking real good.

John

[JR]

John

Your sales lady probably knows more than me but I would put the flashing lights on a separate circuit and power the rest with more like 6v. Anyway it's looking real good.

John

Thanks , I had no idea what power to use , so relied upon her experience. Hopefully it will be ok. If it isn't I could always have another separate supply for them John. Could I increase everything to 6 volt ?