Phil's Workbench

A daily updated blog typed by someone with painty hands, oil under his fingernails and the smell of solder in his nostrils who likes making all sort of models and miniatures. And fixing things.

Showing posts with label Mock Georgian House. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mock Georgian House. Show all posts
Wednesday, April 13, 2022

R279 Mock Georgian House - Part 6. Job done.

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And there we are, with the addition of some fancy brickwork (which wasn't a great fit) under the guttering and some downpipes, the Mock ...
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Tuesday, April 12, 2022

R279 Mock Georgian House - Part 5. Getting it wrong.

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  Recently, a friend who is house-hunting and I discussed the merits of houses that have their stars in the living room and no hall. It seem...
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Monday, April 11, 2022

R279 Mock Georgian House - Part 4. Roof and floors.

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  To my mind, a model building benefits from fitting floors (not flaws, I'll talk about that tomorrow) and walls, so viewers can't l...
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Thursday, April 07, 2022

R279 Mock Georgian House - Part 3. Windows.

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  Looking closely at the box photo, I think this kit is supposed to have wondow sills - but they are noticeabley missing from the parts in t...
Wednesday, April 06, 2022

R279 Mock Georgian House - Part 2. Painting bricks.

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  I'm not sure why I chose to dry-brush the bricks on this model rather than using pencil crayons . I think it might produce a more cons...
Tuesday, April 05, 2022

R279 Mock Georgian House - Part 1. What's in the box?

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  Regular readers will know I'm a fan of the Hornby Town & Country range of plastic kits produced in the 1990s, so when I chanced up...
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