What a soggy day!
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Thanks Chris I'm still finding my way round the site. I used to live in a " sharabang " in the 80's and 90's. A 1953 Bedford RL with a caravan bolted to the back and want to build a version , so where would be best to ask advice on what to use for glass in a scratch build caravan? Cheers
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BUT ASK some of the others as im sure they will be able to really help you as im really into ships but i used light green acetate on my ships bridge windows an they look ok look on my hms tiger build
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Greetings Rob! It's been a while since I dwelt in the marble halls of Pompey, Gosport, Havant and associated areas - but I still hold some fond memories of pubs, clubs and (the occasional) cafes! Interesting debut!
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All that, and I forgot to say wotcher! Welcome to the site Rob. Talking of your sharabang, You weren’t one of the guys living up the drove behind Odstock near Salisbury were you?Comment
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Hi Rob, very imaginative build and looking good.
For your question on clear acetate, I'm on the other side of the world so acquiring that item may be different from where you're from. There's a license plate shop that has discarded sheets that I can get some. Art shops are another...old CD cases are another source and if you're into scrounging vacuum packing on products can be a source too but attaching them will need othe types of glues.
Cheers,
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