Thank you all for the comments that you've posted on this project. I have enjoined sharing it with you. Here is the finished building. Link to other post http://ogrforum.ogaugerr.com/d...nt/13819431472545419
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The Hurst Welding is my 40th kit that I have finished since I picked up the hobby. 40 isn't exact number though. I have included two kits in...
I talked about the Green Dragon last time almost five years ago. I can remember exactly when I started it, but I think it was right after I purchased the kit. I would say late 2012 or early 2013. Then it seems I picked it up again in 2017 just put it back on the back burner soon after. I say "it seems" because after about 100 of completed kits it is a little hazy. It is hard to tell when exactly I built or started them. Sometimes I think I built a certain kit two years ago and it turns out to be five. I don't have much to say about the Green Dragon. There wasn't much left to do really. I could have finished it a long time ago, but it is much harder to pick up again a started kit and a new one.
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I have been working on The Waterfront for quite some time but only now I have some pictures to share. It has take me so long due to materials used and old style engineering and kit manufacturing. The kit is from pre-laser era, so I had to cut out openings for windows and doors. Most of them were marked but not all. I found out this after I painted and weathered the walls of the first structure. Therefore, while preparing the second I consulted the drawing to make sure I didn't leave any openings out. Unlike The Tidewater Wharf manual, The Waterfront manual doesn't have little tables with a list of all stripwood pieces with their dimensions and what they are used for. Therefore, I spent a little more time sorting all pre-cut stripwood pieces. I figure, it must have been very labor intensive job to produce such kits. Imagine cutting all that stripwood to size. Most of the time that doesn't even help modeler. The ends aren't cleanly cut. The pieces are longer than needed, so they have to be trimmed anyway. Why can't manual simply say "You need so many inches of n by m for this purpose"? If it is to be used for trim, then you go and paint it. If it is for unpainted shed, then you stain it. And it shouldn't be buried in the text. There should be material list section before every major step. That would be a real time saver. Any kit manufacturers reading this post? Some may argue it would take fun away. Well... If I want to exercise my brain, I can get a jig saw puzzle. When I am building a model I want to relax. There is nothing more frustrating than finding out that I have missed a one inch piece of wood and I have to set project aside until I am done preparing, painting, weathering it.
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I suggest anyone who is into Sierra West Scale Models style modeling watch Netflix Original series Godless or at least fast forward through. There are lots of great ideas for painting and weathering. The set makers did great job. The series by themselves are entertaining as well. I thought I would be done with Swakhammer's by the end of Thanksgiving break. I guess, I was wrong. It is a very large kit. Probably the largest I have been involved with. Perhaps not in terms of the size but in terms of number of parts, details, templates, etc. There is not so much left to do but there some tasks that may take time. It would be nice to finish Swakhammer's by Christmas though so I could start working on Skinner's full time.
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