Inter-Action Enterprises Seabiscuits Boatworks

[PRR Modeler]

I didn't understand where you were going with the grid paper (or wood) yesterday but it looks great on the shelves.

[Oldguy]

Same here.  Had to wait to see what was going to happen.

[madharry]

Thanks Curt and Bob for following.  Yes the clutter turned out OK.


Mike

[madharry]

Continuing...........the posts holding up the accordion wall were a ..........pain! I found I could not glue them in place in one go and decided to allow the posts to set up overnight. The diagonals were difficult to place due to the limited access. In the end superglue and a pair of tweezers succeeded where my fat fingers and PVA failed............
Mike

[madharry]

Continuing............here are some of the 3D printed items in the kit ready for painting.
Mikie

[S&S RR]

Mike


Great modeling - love the interior details.

[madharry]

Thanks very much John. There is certainly a lot of details within the kit.
Continuing..........there is a little clock hanging on the wall of the office. Just in case I mess up the kit includes three as a bonus. There are also two welding carts to be made.
Here are the pictures...........
Mike

[PRR Modeler]

Great job Mike. Yikes those parts are small.

[Oldguy]

Good job on those itty-bitty parts.  Well, the whole build was very well done.

[postalkarl]

Hey Mike:

Looks just great. Can't wait to see more progress with the detail items.

Karl

[madharry]

Thanks Curt, Bob and Carl.............yes I agree the 3D parts are quite small. I painted the door knobs a brass colour and glued them to the doors. You might need a magnifying glass for the first picture!
Mike

[WigWag Workshop]

The details are looking great! This is a step, that I need to improve on.  Appreciate you sharing your process.


-Steven

[madharry]

Thanks Steven.
Here are some pictures of the details placed within the boatworks. The cat is called Ben.
Mike

[PRR Modeler]

Beautiful modeling Mike.

[madharry]

Thanks very much Curt it is much appreciated.
Mike