discussion ARNHEM: Major General R E URQUHART'S HIDE OUT HOUSE Zwarteweg 14

[Richi72]

Hi Moni and thanks,

the 8th, 9th and 10th

you mean these I think

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that's the zimmerit its made from a thin layer of resin and has a waffle texture in it.

zimmerit was used on tanks to make them less vulnerable to sticky bombs or magnetic ones.

And for the time I always make little breaks in between, if not u will go

cheers Richi

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[The Migrant]

Great work Richi, it's come a long way since I last looked in. How are you replicating the brickwork on the sides of the buildings? I can't figure out how you've transferred the pattern from your printed templates to the wall material, and then how you've embossed the detail. The street cobbles look amazing, BTW.

 

[Richi72]

Hi Mike,

Thanks

I hope I have understood your questions right so I will give it a try.

a./ How are you replicating the brickwork on the sides of the buildings?

the same as the front side they are separate pieces that I glue together

I put my brick template with some adhesive paper on my wall material and I cut the pattern with a scalpel through the paper in my wall material.

after that I use a old permanent marker witch is filed with acetone, to follow the scalpel lines and I use it to scribe the details in the stones.

I made a How to on the brick wall that you can find here Link I hope that answer all your questions if not just ask away.

Cheers Richi

 

[geegad]

looking amazing seen them molds lucky model sell them they work a treat..keeep the pics a coming

 

[papa 695]

Just caught up on this epic build Richard great work so far keep it up and I will keep popping in from time to time

 

[Richi72]

seen them molds lucky model sell them they work a treat

Thanks John, but I don't know what you mean with the above, sorry to ask.

Thanks Ian.

Next update is Sunday I hope

Cheers Richi

 

[geegad]

the cobbled stones j'works do the molds to make them

 

[The Migrant]

Thanks for the explanation and the excellent tutorial Richi, all makes sense now

 

[Richi72]

the cobbled stones j'works do the molds to make them

Ok thanks John, yes I have seen those from J works, these moulds I made myself a couple of years ago.

you are welcome Mike

Cheers Richi

 

[monica]

hi Richi thank you ,for explaining that , i do know what you mean,

 

[spanner570]

Like Ian, I've just caught up with this...

Some great scratch work going on here Richie, and no mistake!

Thanks too for going to the trouble of including the tutorial.....It will be of great help to fellow members thinking of building a dio.

Ron

 

[Guest]

I know that is gonna be a masterpiece. I can't wait to see all the steps. This is a picture of stainless steel piece of Arnhem.

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[Guest]

I am really impressed. I can't wait to se next step

 

[Richi72]

I know that is gonna be a masterpiece. I can't wait to see all the steps. This is a picture of stainless steel piece of Arnhem.

Nice Catalin, and thanks for the compliments

Thanks allot Ron, you know, we all need help one time or the other,

and sharing our knowledge is the best way to go at least that's what I think.

Cheers Richi

 

[Richi72]

Hi all,

here's a little update.

I have been drawing a little more details in the walls, although its hard to see, but its there.

then I glued the wall pieces together and dry fitted it on the base and cut it to the right size.

But here are the pictures.

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The M20 is just for reference size and I think it looks spot on.

what do you guy's think?

Cheers Richi

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[monica]

outstanding work Richi, coming alone very nicely superb detail around the windows as well,

i think that you have nailed the scale fine to me looks spot on, your road way has come

out very nice as well,

what thickness sheets do you use x 2 6 mm ?

look forward to the next update

 

[Richi72]

Hi Moni,

thanks,

yes I used 2 6mm sheets for the walls. except for the 2 pieces behind the small part that separates the 2 doors there I used 2 scheets of 3mm and 1 of 2mm in the middle.

next up is the first layer of paint for the walls and then I will close the spaces between the stones with plaster.

and I will try to build the doors and windows between that.

Cheers Richi

 

[monica]

thanks for the info Richi, that gets noted down in my little bits book ,

will be looking forward to seeing

 

[Richi72]

27.01.2014

fast update.

Hi all,

just painted the walls the first time, to check for failures.

came out ok.

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Cheers Richi

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[Alan 45]

Sorry I've just caution up with this rich I've been dealing with the kit from hell

And I must say this is one awesome build mate I can't wait to see this complete