And to celebrate, here, my loyal readers is a little progress on the new station building.
There has been a lot of cutting out with the scalpel on this one, and after a scaling scale (I was worried it was looking a bit small, I have added a bit of depth to the wings and the main building.
It's changed a bit from the kit of parts in so much that I've chopped off the gables, deciding to go back to the hipped roof design, so at the moment it's looking a bit like a couple of boxes. Also I decided to change what I was doing with the Chimneys, so they've gone too - to be built separately, later.
As there is a major inset to the building where the steps come in, I'll be scribing the stonework on the inside faces separately this time as opposed to my usual technique of scribing once the structure is glued together.
It's coming together very nicely and the modelling is very sharp, I'm looking forward to seeing how this progresses. Congratulations on 1500 views!
ReplyDeleteGosh Lee, the scribing is incredibly painstaking. Do you draw all the stonework out then scribe or draw it as you go along? Looking great.
ReplyDeleteHi Chas, I scribe the horizontal courses first, then the individual stretcher courses with a scalpel. Then I go over it all again with a small jeweller's screwdriver to enhance the stonework. It IS painstaking and had taken ages for this elevation so far...
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