peterbunce
1880's Colorado Narrow gauge on 45mm track
Hi,
Some of you will have seen the crates that the 2 foot square paving flags are moved in ? possibly at builder?s merchants or the likes of B&Q.
I saw two of these open top crates locally in a skip, and having asked permission took a couple of photos and made a quick drawing as I liked the design.
From the information I made 3 of them; they are very simple, with the exception of the base cross pieces the rest is 3mm x 1.5mm PVC foam strip; the crates are 41? x 38? and 19? high. At the horizontal corners there are some (painted paper strip) ?steel strap? strengthening pieces and I added some on the top as well.
Here is a photo of them ? one loaded with 2mm limestone gravel, and the RH one being upside down, showing the base cross pieces - 3mm square; all different colours and finished off with a layer of coloured inks for variety.
Some of you will have seen the crates that the 2 foot square paving flags are moved in ? possibly at builder?s merchants or the likes of B&Q.
I saw two of these open top crates locally in a skip, and having asked permission took a couple of photos and made a quick drawing as I liked the design.
From the information I made 3 of them; they are very simple, with the exception of the base cross pieces the rest is 3mm x 1.5mm PVC foam strip; the crates are 41? x 38? and 19? high. At the horizontal corners there are some (painted paper strip) ?steel strap? strengthening pieces and I added some on the top as well.
Here is a photo of them ? one loaded with 2mm limestone gravel, and the RH one being upside down, showing the base cross pieces - 3mm square; all different colours and finished off with a layer of coloured inks for variety.
