I have just finished a King's Cannery which is 100% metal covered. I just use a tube of plain old rubber cement from the hardware store. I changed to this some...
I use Sobo craft and fabric cement for wood to wood, styrene to wood, and have used it for coreggeted roofing to wood. It sets up quickly, dries clear, and...
... I just finished my FSM #235, the platform is 14 1/4" X 3 1/4" I did not measure the building it self but if you need them let me know. Bob < ... base....
Hi Yes, if you could I would appreciate the measurements of the main building with the doors open, just the perimeter sides and the height of the peak and...
I throw the Campbell's corrugated in the trash can and substitude Paper Creek corrugated roofing. I'll never mess with that Campbells stuff again. IMO, it...
Is the paper creek corrugated roofing just flat and printed or does it have real corrugations? Stan Knotts ... From: finescaleminiatures@yahoogroups.com ...
When I used Campbell's corrugated siding, I used to put it in some Archer Etchant for a while, taking it out after it fizzled a bit, which gave me some really...
Would someone describe what you perceive as 'Campbell's corrugated siding'. I am accustomed to an embossed foil adhered to a paper background that accompanied...
Keevan, I don't ever recall Campbell corrugated siding as you describe it and I am really old (grin) - what I have seen (and used) is a real metal corrugated...
I am assuming the Campbell's every one is talking about is the metal siding one buys in packets, I am not familiar with self adhesive, didn't even know it...
Well Tony - I guess I have seen that at shows and on some layouts but it looks flat to me when close up, but I guess it is an easy solution. Sort of a modern...
Go to photos and look for my Swakhammers model, or click here if it works. http://ph.groups.yahoo.com/group/finescaleminiatures/photos/view/12be?b=17&m=f&o=0 ...
I guess, Stan, it also depends on a persons preference. The Campbell's does have some extra visual appeal, but for large areas it is very time consuming, and...
Tony, your models always look good. However, viewing a printed paper structure (or part) in a photo will never show the lack of texture as both are flat...
Stan, You are right. Thanks for the compliment by the way. I tend to put details all around a model because I have no idea where on a layout it will eventually...
Campbell corrugated material is formed from .002 aluminum. Campbell made it in his shop using a machine he developed on his kitchen table. It has never been...
This building uses my glassbeaded Campbell's corrugated roofing. (It is painted) http://www.dougcoffey.com/html/port_thunder_44.html This next one is Paper...
Last year I built a 300 square foot New England-style O-gauge layout for a customer who wanted lots of structures. For the structures that were more than 3...
I concur with Mr. Frary, why spend extra on something that will be noticed from a distance; spend the difference on something that would be highly noticeable. ...
Vic, Well here are the measurements for the FSM Station and freight house. Office 3 3/4 tall with chickens. 2 1/4 wide 4 1/4 long w/o outhouse Breeze...
I have a question about billboards from the 1930-1940's, if they have them. What are the signs made of? Are they paper glued on solid wood, wood planks or are...
In a message dated 2/2/2008 3:40:14 PM Mountain Standard Time, adm.nelson@... writes: I have a question about billboards from the 1930-1940's, if they...
Tony, billboards existed pre-1900 so they are quite old. They were typically printed or painted on paper which was put in vertical rolls about 2 to three foot...
Thanks Stan. I thought that might be the case as it seemed logical, but I wanted to know for sure. I would assume that the large signs on some buildings, apart...
If I remember correctly, the construction was made with a metal sheeting over some form of lath strips. That is what rolled paper was applied to. After WWII,...
Thanks very much. This gives me a real perspective. That is quite diminutive, but has very nice looks. Now I can look at my site and see if it would be ...