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The siding is cedar cigar wraps. |
Viewing Matthieu Lachance's recent efforts shingling the sides of his Montmorency Falls station (seen on his blog
hedley-junction.blogspot.ca
) reminded me of the photos I took of a mill displayed at this years Copetown Show. The shingled siding was also painstakingly applied using cut cigar cedar warps one at a time. I remember Dave Frary mentioning this as a method he used years ago in one of his books. This mill has used various siding and roofing types making for a very interesting model...a tip of the hat to both modelers...George Dutka
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This structure makes use of various types of modeling material including stone, metal and wood. |
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Overhead view and back wall...sorry about the quality as I was taking these hand held with my pocket camera. |
Wow! That's some very nice work!
ReplyDeleteHi Chris:
DeleteYes I was really impressed...it looks a lot better in person. Too bad I don't recall his name so I can give him proper credit...George