Laying Scale Bricks! New Scale RC Garage Build, Part 1

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Trying to take it to a new extreme, real bricks in a scale garage! Part 1 I hand weather each brick and build the base walls for the shop.
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[@scalecrawlnl]

This is awesome, thank you. RC Everyday is always levelling up on the scale front, very inspirational. The mortar in a tube is a great idea. Thank you again, of course adding a like!

[@RoadsideRC]

This is great info. Thanks for sharing!

[@gmummy]

So cool! ierc used to sell something similar but was more like a cinder block..

[@ssamssamssamsson]

I got epoxy kit from Lowe’s it’s usually in the wood stain and sealer section. Works really well 2 parts. Have a torch ready to go for curing. The torch takes out the air bubbles and fish eyes as it’s curing just baby sit it and continue going over it with the torch it will self level. Make sure you do it inside or a place that is not open to flys and bugs because they’re attracted to it and will land in it. Safety precaution even though it does not smell make sure you wear a respirator with filter because it can make you feel pretty crappy. Gloves are also needed since it’s a pain to get off your hands. If you have any questions let me know.

[@DadsRCGaragePNW]

There is also a US company that does the bricks and mortar. Believe it’s micro miniatures.

[@IowaBudgetRCBashers]

3/4” mdf is cheap and definitely sturdy enough for this, and homodepot has it cheap

[@The_RC_Guru]

There’s got to be an easier way 😮.