CCK'S Causeway Canning Company - Build Challenge 2016

Started by Raymo, September 12, 2016, 06:59:55 PM

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Raymo

This will be my build challenge. I'm changing up the water side of the building with the addition of a door and platform at the 1st floor level and other details to the building. This will eventually be part of a small diorama.

Raymo


NEMMRRC

Alright !!!!!

Is this where we post our challenge entry? I have my kit ready and today I did some research on how to build it. It's on!

Jaime

Raymo

Quote from: NEMMRRC on September 12, 2016, 07:44:58 PM
Alright !!!!!

Is this where we post our challenge entry? I have my kit ready and today I did some research on how to build it. It's on!

Jaime
Sorry Jaime but this is my build thread. I've started a thread on the Contest Board called Build Challenge 2016. Post a photo of your kit or idea and then start a separate build thread.

Raymo

I decided which door I wanted to use on the water side of the building and chose the Tichy Train Group door #8038

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I then put a piece of masking tape across the back of the water side wall and marked out where I wanted to make cuts for the door.

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About the only thing the tape did was it kept me from losing the narrow piece of the wall when it broke off. I glued a piece of bracing on each side of the doorway and let it dry before sanding the doorway up to final fit the door.

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I then finished bracing the walls.

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I then took a small clean brass wire brush I picked up at the Big Orange Box Store, and scrubbed the clap board to add grain. A stainless brush might have done better.

Raymo

The corner boards will be the same color as the rest of the building so I added them.

Raymo

So the floor doesn't curl up, I added bracing to that as well. It was at this point I realized I made the wall bracing to long. :o

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So then I carefully cut back the bracing and trimmed up the corner bracing

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Then it all went outside to have the inside of the walls painted Flat Black.

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After a brief interruption, I'm going to try and post this for the 3rd time. After the black set up I applied 2 heavy doses of MicroMark's weathering grey stain.

Raymo

Then came a thin wash of Testor's ModelMaster Intermidate Blue

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