
Just the things that give a real sense of a working location, not just a model. I wish that I had half the level of your modelling sensitivity!
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Flymo
jim s-w wrote:..I do the ground first using whatever I have to hand, ...., pepper,...
jim s-w wrote:Thanks chaps
The beauty of doing in this way is I can just print another building. I think I’ll add some internal clutter to the lit windows. The prints problablt need a slight colour tweak to better match the modelled buildings (more orange).
I also wonder if I might help the roofing glossy and only make the walls matt to keepe wet theme going a bit better?
Brierley hill still had a lot of farming and open cast mining around at the time, especially in this area. Most of the housing was higher up in the actual town itself. Isolation is what I wanted because my research backs that up. Remeber this if the edge of the town not the middle of a city (that’s the other layout!).
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Jim
Noel wrote:What struck me in the first pair, Jim, was the lack of the girder on the other side of the road bridge. ........
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