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Thanks mate. Going to be fun building it in sections, bit like your shi !
Going to buy the lights, solder fumes not good for my chest and the saving on what I need is not worth trying to do it myself.
Going to buy the lights, solder fumes not good for my chest and the saving on what I need is not worth trying to do it myself.
Apologies for late arrival ,missed the food again ,still all is looking good , well thought out much easier with a good plan of action , looking forward to the next instalment. Dave
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Many thanks John, yes need to have a look on line
Food will be available Dave, hope you like cabbage soup !. Thanks for looking in , no need for apologies.
Hi John
This is developing into a most interesting and informative thread - enjoying it,
Jim
This is developing into a most interesting and informative thread - enjoying it,
Jim
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Hi Jim,thanks I'm glad. A new method and type of diorama for many of us, so much to work out. But fun:nerd:
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Up date from the Bunker at Race Towers.
Hi all.
This afternoon saw the labeling of the cut sections, and an email to the lighting supplier.
All having to be marked from the back as most of the labels would get covered.
Starting with the floor I marked out the upright sections so I can leave room for the walls.
Lines can be seen on the board behind the cutter.
First 7 rows done, remembering to dismiss any curved sections.
While the floor was setting I turned to the bunker ceiling.
The front face had a section of rebated Balsa pined and glued to it.
Further back is the x beam where the internal divider will be In between these two will be the ceiling timbers again using strips.
More x beams will then be glued to the ceiling at the correct distances. These x beams will hide the lights.
Front edge..
Thanks for following. Comments etc welcome.:smiling3:
Dzhon.
Hi all.
This afternoon saw the labeling of the cut sections, and an email to the lighting supplier.
All having to be marked from the back as most of the labels would get covered.
Starting with the floor I marked out the upright sections so I can leave room for the walls.
Lines can be seen on the board behind the cutter.
First 7 rows done, remembering to dismiss any curved sections.
While the floor was setting I turned to the bunker ceiling.
The front face had a section of rebated Balsa pined and glued to it.
Further back is the x beam where the internal divider will be In between these two will be the ceiling timbers again using strips.
More x beams will then be glued to the ceiling at the correct distances. These x beams will hide the lights.
Front edge..
Thanks for following. Comments etc welcome.:smiling3:
Dzhon.
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Morning Bunker Buddies .
Busy this morning then off for the 1st Jab.
Busy this morning then off for the 1st Jab.
Timbers look appropriately rough hewn.:smiling
aulE
aulE
Really neat John, wished I had your carpentry skills. The plan looks great and the lighting decided will be dramatic.
I don't think that pan was big enough...I'm only getting whiffs of bacon and eggs in the air...serves me right for being late. :sad-face:
Cheers,
Richard
I don't think that pan was big enough...I'm only getting whiffs of bacon and eggs in the air...serves me right for being late. :sad-face:
Cheers,
Richard
Hi John
All looking as if you have it sorted. Can tell you're a 'chippy'.
The missus and I both had our first jab this morning. Have to say the friendliness and the organization couldn't be faulted. Second booked for April.
Jim
All looking as if you have it sorted. Can tell you're a 'chippy'.
The missus and I both had our first jab this morning. Have to say the friendliness and the organization couldn't be faulted. Second booked for April.
Jim
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Thanks Paul, being Balsa it was a damn sight easier than real timber.:smiling3:Timbers look appropriately rough hewn.:smiling
Thanks Richard A couple of pages back I posted a larger pan,
This might be of some consolation .:smiling3:
Thanks Jim, good news on your jabs as well , have to agree I think they had done a splendid job
Christine should be called soon.
Mmmmmmm sausages!!
StuG lads love bratwurst please
StuG lads love bratwurst please
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No ! Sorry social distancing means StuG lovers have to stand 6 mtrs away:smiling3:
Someone’s enjoying themselves :smiling4:
Good to read you’ve had your first jab, must be a weight off :hugging-face:
Being a young ‘un I expect it’ll be a while for me Yet!
Good to read you’ve had your first jab, must be a weight off :hugging-face:
Being a young ‘un I expect it’ll be a while for me Yet!
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Hi Si, yes they are:nerd::smiling3:, I sent an Email to Jennifer @JS Miniatures 2 days ago, she replied yesterday answering my questions, I placed the order this morning at 10 am and had an email saying it was on its way late pm. ! Talk about service.
Jab ok, haven't felt any side affects as of yet. Unfortunately it does seem like that, but they seem to got into stride now so maybe sooner than you think.
Hope your all well at home.
I felt a bit nauseous the following day and had a headache for a couple of days. Apparently there's a theory that you're likely to get side effects if you've been exposed to the virus before having the vaccination. My daughter (who's a post-grad microbiologist, so she understands these things) signed up for a clinical trial of a new vaccine, but after testing her blood they refused her as she already carries covid-19 antibodies, so she must have been infected. Strange as she hasn't even had a sniffle in the last year. The other 4 people I know who've had covid have all died.
Pete
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Hi Peter, yes I remember your daughter being a post-grad microbiologist. I've been told by two people that people in their families had suffered afterwards.
Tomorrow will tell !
John great progress.
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The good news is Iv'e had no after effects after the jab, even the arm is hardly bruised.
Feeling good I was in the cave bunker quite early and set to cutting and sanding Balsa, shaping them into rough sawn timbers.
Not worth trying to glue to many in one hit, make sure they had some weight on, or clamps.
No your not going to move now are you !
No I managed not to set fire to the shavings, trim with knife, then mask on and sand.
Comments welcome , thanks for looking in.
Dzhon.
Feeling good I was in the cave bunker quite early and set to cutting and sanding Balsa, shaping them into rough sawn timbers.
Not worth trying to glue to many in one hit, make sure they had some weight on, or clamps.
No your not going to move now are you !
No I managed not to set fire to the shavings, trim with knife, then mask on and sand.
Comments welcome , thanks for looking in.
Dzhon.
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