Stuffy's Brewing Co FSM Jewel Series #3

Started by postalkarl, May 10, 2017, 08:38:56 PM

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postalkarl

Hi Jerry, Tom & marty:

Thanks for the compliments. Got a little more done. Roof is on the front addition and the gravel roof is done on the main building.

Karl

PRR Modeler

Curt Webb
The Late Great Pennsylvania Railroad
Freelanced PRR Bellevue Subdivision

postalkarl

Hi curt:

Thanks for the compliment. I have installed the roof trusses.

Karl

PRR Modeler

I really like the wood shingle roof. I need to have a building with that type of roof at some point! 8)
Curt Webb
The Late Great Pennsylvania Railroad
Freelanced PRR Bellevue Subdivision

postalkarl


fbernard65

Karl,

Made some good progress since I saw the model in person yesterday.  ;D

Frank

postalkarl

Hi Frank:

Yeah it was great to spend a few hours with you. had a great time. The water tank dowel has its wood glued around it.

Karl

jknapp

Hi Karl.....looking good!  Back to incognito mode...

SteveCuster

Looks good Karl. This is another favorite FSM kit of mine.

-Steve
Steve Custer

jerryrbeach

Karl,
Love the gravel roof, you really nailed the look of the prototype.
Jerry

postalkarl

Hi John, Steve & Jerry:

Thanks for the compliments. Been working on the water tank. Got a ways to go yet.

Karl

Mike Engler

This is one of George's kits I unfortunately never caught up with.

Terrific job so far. I also like the gravel roof- did you apply whatever you used for the gravel with the 3M transfer tape?
THE Runner- Mike Engler in Lakeville, MN
mike.engler59@gmail.com

postalkarl

Hi Mike:

Thanks for the compliment. Here's how I applied the roof

1) Thick black paint from the hardware store.

2) While still wet pour the dirt on. Shake off loose stuff and let it dry.  I believe this is how George does it.

Karl

Vilius

Nice job, Karl. Looking forward to the rest of it.

I have done few roofs that way. Don't use water based paint though or your roof will sag. And don't ask how do I know that  8).

Vilius

postalkarl

Thank fro the compliment. It's not water based paint.  Water tank is finished. Found a nice cast plaster water tank roof in my stuff so I used that.

Here's a photo.

Karl

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