Very nicely done indeed Simon, that is looking very good and so realistic. I love your brickwork and the shopfronts too. I just can't wait to see it finished to see how it turns out. Have fun and keep up the good work Simon, Joe
That's coming along really well, very much enjoying this build, I've had a look on line and seen a few coloured pics of 1940's shops and most of the windows looks green so I don't think you can go wrong with nice dark greenish tones
I think I'm going down the line of the dark greens dark blues even Blacks and dark greys I think basically they were colours many thanks having a look whoever you are simmmon
This is a great video. I am new to this. I have plans to make a scale building of the old county court house where I live. These videos have given me inspiration. Thank you. I hope to learn more. I would like to see how you color your bricks. I think I read you color them in the mold.
That sounds really interesting to scale model of a house where you live the great thing about that is that you can get tons and tons of reference material take plenty of photographs will really help you along as for colouring the bricks there is a video in my how I do section shows you how I do it if you need any think or any help when you start your project let me know I do my best to help really good look on building the house would be great to see it when it's done all the best Sim
The dio looks fantastic Simon
Thank you so much sim
Amazing techniques and results! And so very British understatement!
Very nicely done indeed Simon, that is looking very good and so realistic. I love your brickwork and the shopfronts too. I just can't wait to see it finished to see how it turns out. Have fun and keep up the good work Simon,
Joe
Thank you Joe hopefully won't be too long before it's finished sim
That's coming along really well, very much enjoying this build, I've had a look on line and seen a few coloured pics of 1940's shops and most of the windows looks green so I don't think you can go wrong with nice dark greenish tones
I think I'm going down the line of the dark greens dark blues even Blacks and dark greys I think basically they were colours many thanks having a look whoever you are simmmon
Looks great and I like the green. How do you paint your bricks?
I use paint straight into the mould just because cast and they turned out pretty well many thanks sim
This is a great video. I am new to this. I have plans to make a scale building of the old county court house where I live. These videos have given me inspiration. Thank you. I hope to learn more. I would like to see how you color your bricks. I think I read you color them in the mold.
That sounds really interesting to scale model of a house where you live the great thing about that is that you can get tons and tons of reference material take plenty of photographs will really help you along as for colouring the bricks there is a video in my how I do section shows you how I do it if you need any think or any help when you start your project let me know I do my best to help really good look on building the house would be great to see it when it's done all the best Sim
Superb work. Well done mate
Many thanks sim is
That's a great building. Where did you get the stones come from?
Great work!!! but how do you close the gaps with mortar between two brick molds to make them more uniform??
Funny you should mention that as I'm doing a video on grouting up between bricks and blocks which I will be putting out in the next few days sim
very nice mate, can't wait till new year when I get my molds. KUTGW
Thanks beez # sim
Great Vid Sim and as you said it's the Dog's B :-) J.
Many thanks John sim