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Coombe Bridge On the Longroyd Bridge & Bargate Railways

Started by Brian Mosby, August 08, 2015, 18:55

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Brian Mosby

the green will end up as grass & the black will be roads or mill yards
the wood unpainted around the mills will be cobbled

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Brian Mosby

the paper was dry so I made a start on the plaster

mixed with PVA & assorted Colours plus a small amount of water
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& ones mixed I get a grey plaster
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which I then paint on to the polystyrene rock face 100_8319 by brian mosby, on Flickr

I also painted the plaster over the paper
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once this has dried I will keep adding more over the rocks till I am happy with it

gastwo

Thats really effective Brian. What plaster/powder are you using as a base mix? and are you getting any problems with shrinkage as it dries?

Shaun.

Brian Mosby

Quote from: gastwo on September 24, 2015, 06:36
Thats really effective Brian. What plaster/powder are you using as a base mix? and are you getting any problems with shrinkage as it dries?

Shaun.
Hi Shaun
the plaster is a home brand plaster filler (like polyfiller) this time its from wicks

as to shrinkage in the past I have not had any but as I use PVA glue in stead of water only using a very small amount of water at the end of the mixing to get to spread
I find the PVA lets the plaster have a bit of flex

gastwo


Brian Mosby

Well the 1st lot of plaster had set but in some places had not fully dried but ok to start the 2nd layer
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the 2nd batch of plaster I have made darker
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Now I will Waite till the plaster is fully dry before I  see what needs doing next

Brian Mosby

After 2 day the 2nd lot of plaster is dry heres how it looks
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clayliner

That's a nice rock face there, Brian. At first I thought that that was filler you'd spread all over the track, but I think I can see now that it was probably masking tape...!

David.
The Burnbake and Woodyhyde Railway Company

Brian Mosby

Quote from: clayliner on September 27, 2015, 18:00
That's a nice rock face there, Brian. At first I thought that that was filler you'd spread all over the track, but I think I can see now that it was probably masking tape...!

David.

yes masking tape just in case I spilt any plaster

as to the rock face this is one I did back in 2009 done the same way

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Brian Mosby

I have now fitted the printed backscene But it may be that I have a curved backscene but I do not like the id Premium backscene with it sticky back
I ended up with crinkles on one board

There is 2 post as there are lots of photos

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Jeff Schumaker

Brian,

Who makes the enginehouse and the carshed kits? Or, are they scratchbuilt?

Jeff S.


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