Skinner's Row JS#6 By FSM

[postalkarl]

Hi All:

The roof is finished. Here's a photo.

Karl

[Janbouli]

Looks great Karl, thanks for your time and effort to show it to us, of course that goes for all the posters here.

[postalkarl]

Hi Jan:

Thanks appreciate your compliment.

Karl

[deemery]

The roofing looks particularly well done.


dave

[postalkarl]

Hi Dave:

Thanks. Glad you like it. Working on the front entrance.

Karl

[postalkarl]

Hi All:

Front entrance is finished. Here's a few photos.

Karl

[fbernard65]

Karl,

Looking good buddy!!!

Frank

[postalkarl]

Hi Frank:

Thanks appreciate the comment.

Karl

[postalkarl]

Hi All:

here's a few progress photos. Platform and  platform canopy are finished. have the side stairwell to do and this building will be finished.

Karl

[S&S RR]

Looking good Karl!

[postalkarl]

Hi John:

Thanks buddy appreciate your comment.

Karl

[cuse]

Great job Karl. That's a really nice blending of textures/media/surfaces (what's the right word?). I really love the shingled walls and the roof color best.


John

[postalkarl]

Hi John:

Thanks for the compliment. The Roof Color Is Model Masters SAC Bomber Green (A military color). I use It a lot as it is a nice mellow green color. Also use Wal Mart flat red primer. Almost an exact match for Floquil Zinc Chromate Primer.  The shingles are, I think, Campbell Scale Models. I really like them as the look great when you lift and weather them. They Are painted Floquil Earth, A&I wash And dry-brushed with Floquil Antique White.

Side Stair well is next. Then this building will be finsihed. Then I have to build the abandoned shed that goes between it and the tavern. Then I shall glue to the base and do scenery around these two buildings.

Karl

[martin.ojaste]

Karl,


The colour scheme is amazing; I think it is worth copying someday.

[postalkarl]

Hi Martin:

Glad you like the colors. They are the ones George suggest except for the stairwell. He used gray and I used Zinc Chromate primer by Floquil.

Karl