Jim, I reckon if we pooled our resources we would have enough for a complete kit lol.
not stew again.
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Paul, I hadn't thought of that I will have to give it a look.
Scottie - if you are looking at pre moulded rivets/bolts also check out Masterclub, Grandt Line and Meng
If you need any accessories for your kitchen Historex still do their spare parts, available from Historex Agents
Knives, forks, spoons, pots, pans, plates, bottles, dead animals etc - all kinds of neat stuff
Historex
If you need any accessories for your kitchen Historex still do their spare parts, available from Historex Agents
Knives, forks, spoons, pots, pans, plates, bottles, dead animals etc - all kinds of neat stuff
Historex
Cheers Simon I do have some etch pots and pans etc but I will look up those other items.
G
Loving it :smiling3:.
Oh I can wait for spuds
I'm drooling and not because of the smells of whats cooking. These are details I wished I had the patience for. Scottie, you're cooking up a scrumpshess mobile kitchen. You'll have a long line of hungry Germans waiting for their meal. I see John and Steve also waiting in line...hey whose side are they on. :tears-of-joy:
Cheers,
Richard
Cheers,
Richard
Nice hardware work Paul
Thanks Marty, Just a few little tweaks along the way as everybody knows that accuracy is never high on my list as long as it looks the part.
Hi Richard, Glad you like it mate your not to bad with detailing yourself :smiling3: . Well you know those two always after free food.
Thanks Lee, glad to see you sticking with it.
The cook part of the build is now pretty much done some more details added, again not 100% correct but hopefully will add a little. These include hinges made from pewter and copper wire. Latches for the lids from the etch box. the trail leg had the solid clamp removed and a new one scratched from plastic, copper wire and a scratched chain. The wheels has a lot of seams so these were cleaned up a woodish grain scratched in and metal rims added. There are also some detail added to the hubs. The wheels are not glued yet so I can remove for painting. One thing I have noticed is I have knocked part of the handle off the coffee grinder so I will need to replace that.
Next I will be moving on to the limber.
As always thanks for following and pointers welcome.
Scottie
Next I will be moving on to the limber.
As always thanks for following and pointers welcome.
Scottie
Hi Marty,
No it is different from lead as it is an alloy of tin and copper and a few other things or though you can get some with lead in it. It is soft enough to work with but a bit stiffer than lead so holds its shape better. To help it stick I always roughen the surface with a scourer of scratch it with a sharp blade. I got mine from evil bay but there are lots of places to get it. It comes in various thicknesses and a sheet will last for ages. HTH.
No it is different from lead as it is an alloy of tin and copper and a few other things or though you can get some with lead in it. It is soft enough to work with but a bit stiffer than lead so holds its shape better. To help it stick I always roughen the surface with a scourer of scratch it with a sharp blade. I got mine from evil bay but there are lots of places to get it. It comes in various thicknesses and a sheet will last for ages. HTH.
No worries, The stuff I have is 0.3mm but other sizes are available and I need to get some more.
Thanks Neil as long as their not in the stew :tongue-out3:
Thanks Steve, this a simple but enjoyable build.
Thanks Martyn, They are a way off yet but hopefully I will do them justice that is the point
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