not stew again.

[Guest]

Turning into another work of art Scottie.

[Guest]

Paul .I love the way you ," just cobbled together a hinge system :flushed::thumb2::thumb2::thumb2:

Said in true R.E.M.E. fashion

[scottie3158]

Very nice indeed mate. Big fan of your detailing. Really is coming on well. Have you considered a rim around the top of the chimney?

Thanks Steve, good idea I will add one.

Hi Scottie, I remember building this OOB in one of my first dios and detail was good. Didn't think it needed detailing until I saw this...wow.

Cheers,
Richard

Thanks Richard glad you like it.

HI Scottie very nice work but will it be stew:sad::smiling2: again if I come to dinner:sad:
chris

Chris, Yes mate sorry that's all I can cook

Turning into another work of art Scottie.

Thanks Peter, Not sure about art unless it's abstract

Paul .I love the way you ," just cobbled together a hinge system :flushed::thumb2::thumb2::thumb2:

Said in true R.E.M.E. fashion

Thanks John, Appreciate the kind words, AeM

[Guest]

:smiling:

[Lee Drennen]

Paul. Great start and very interesting build I’ll be sitting next to John with my spoon and napkin. Yes turn on the heat a little very cold here for June

[SimonT]

Some nice additions Scottie - like the flared chimney end and hinge

[scottie3158]

Paul. Great start and very interesting build I’ll be sitting next to John with my spoon and napkin. Yes turn on the heat a little very cold here for June

Thanks Lee, you may have to wait awhile I haven't even peeled the spuds yet.

[scottie3158]

Some nice additions Scottie - like the flared chimney end and hinge

Thanks Simon, if your happy as the master of scratch then I'm happy. What do you use for small rivet details as my punch set only goes down to 0.5mm?

[scottie3158]

Just a small update. I replaced the coffer grinder handle with a cranked version. For strength I drilled out both ends and used copped wire to secure the handle and both ends. The hasps were modified and the third one added. I didn't have another etch one so made it out of a bit of evergreen sheet. I also removed the very badly moulded weld beads and replaced then with stretched sprue.



On the other end I have added a crank handle which I presume locks the brakes on. This was again added form some flattened copper wire and drilled out both ends to accept a bit of copper wore for strength.



cheers
Scottie

[Guest]

I think I'd struggle to even see some of those pieces, never mind work with them! Looks great.

[scottie3158]

I think I'd struggle to even see some of those pieces, never mind work with them! Looks great.

Andy, I struggle as well, my big problem is pinging things across the room.

[Guest]

Yes, I think I need a cat sat on my desk like wonwinglo has. That might just be fast enough to catch them!

[Steve Jones]

Luv the ceramic knob on the brass handle. Wonderful work mate

[scottie3158]

Luv the ceramic knob on the brass handle. Wonderful work mate

Steve, thanks mate glad your looking in.

[Guest]

Scottie, your detailing makes sense of all those funny little lumps and bumps that had me wondering. Great stuff.