N S L R Railway Station repair
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CoggesRailway said:
yes will do as i didnt know tht i didnt put wood pervseve it!! lucky tht i ave no fishes in!yr item is going to be wrapped up with one free surprised in it..
lucky tht i didnt realised when my 2o tonner went around the tracks while i sort out the harbour and i nearly knock tht loco over just near went to the pond:-
what if knock over and fell in the pond
...it wont work at all.....got aa insurance for layouts!!
hi so this my harbour tht i kitbashing yrs ago and it was now not good due of brittle wood strips and aslo scappy wood so i did took it off and start doing properley and then put somewhere in the pond.so it will replaced into normal and row of rockerys..will send picture tmw as it DARK !
and then put somewhere in the pond.so it will replaced into normal and row of rockerys..will send picture tmw as it DARK !
nico -i thought this station was actually very close in overall shape to yours, board and batton, NO corbels _its newer_, offset chimney, business like mineral red
some more repair done,got the splits sealed and added wood to the bottom,in the second picture it shows where i then sealed with a mix of sawdust and glue
got some cans of paint in lidl and was wondering has anybody used them on buildings or stock and were you happy with the results
.. sawdust & glue - you're not in ther antiques business by any chance?
With regards to the Lidl spray paints, I've no experience of the laquer (I was going to buy sone then I thought it might be too glossy for I wanted), but I have used their other spray paints both on a heated towel rail and the spare wheel bracket on the back of the car - both items weather well after a couple of years.
As I type this, I'm waiting for the first coat to dry (refurbing the microwave where the turntable ring has worn the oven bottom). Good stuff but just check its suitablility for particular plastics - you might need a primer.
Mick
With regards to the Lidl spray paints, I've no experience of the laquer (I was going to buy sone then I thought it might be too glossy for I wanted), but I have used their other spray paints both on a heated towel rail and the spare wheel bracket on the back of the car - both items weather well after a couple of years.
As I type this, I'm waiting for the first coat to dry (refurbing the microwave where the turntable ring has worn the oven bottom). Good stuff but just check its suitablility for particular plastics - you might need a primer.
Mick
or Second hand car repairstrammayo said:.. sawdust & glue - you're not in ther antiques business by any chance?
With regards to the Lidl spray paints, I've no experience of the laquer (I was going to buy sone then I thought it might be too glossy for I wanted), but I have used their other spray paints both on a heated towel rail and the spare wheel bracket on the back of the car - both items weather well after a couple of years.
As I type this, I'm waiting for the first coat to dry (refurbing the microwave where the turntable ring has worn the oven bottom). Good stuff but just check its suitablility for particular plastics - you might need a primer.
Mick
some more work done on the station,painting done and new roof on .just need to trim the felt and make some kind of chimney.im think oof some kind of metal round chimney ? your thoughts ? not a great picture to much flash8|
not a great picture to much flash8|
Nice work Nico does look alot better in a darker colour your find it won't look so dirtyin bad weather .
does look alot better in a darker colour your find it won't look so dirtyin bad weather .
thanks richie,its back in the garden today minus the chimneyRichie said:Nice work Nico
Now to round off this thread heres the station back in place,thanks everybody for your input it was much appreciated
