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                This looks a very good idea.Can't wait to see how it progresses through to completion.
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                I've just had a thought!  Unusual I know. You could use that as a man cave and do your modelling in there.
 Only one snag. The hot tub would have to go.
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                I just know how that conversation would go, it would be a very short one. Ken's the name modeling's the game. | 
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                That is a lovely bit of construction there Ken!       There's just something about a pristine clean and smooth wooden building/model/diy that I really love. It's always a crying shame when the wood has to be stained or painted afterwards! The love of it probably stems from my childhood when a bit of 'good wood' for a project was something that wasn't coated in mud with a family of slugs in residence from the garden - a bit that was but not rotten was deemed 'acceptable'   A beautiful looking room! Robin First wooden ship: The Grimsby 12 Gun 'Frigate' by Constructo Second: Bounty  DelPrado Part Works Third: HMS Victory DelPrado Part Works 1/100 scaleDiorama of the Battle of the Brandywine from the American Revolutionary War  Diorama of the Battle of New Falkland (unfinished sci-fi), Great War Centenary Diorama of the Messines Ridge AssaultIndex for the Victory diary is on page 1 | 
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                This is what you call modelling on a grand scale.Very nicely done, kpnuts.
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                Now that is kinda cool! Looks like it was dead simple to build?
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                So our boss kindly gave us Christmas eve off (love where I work) so I glazed the summer house and stained it with sadolin unfortunately swmbo didn't like the colour, fortunately I agree, so we bought some cornflower stain and this is the first coat (which I must admit I like much better, goes with the cream really well)  Ken's the name modeling's the game. | 
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                A very good choice of colour if I may say so.It’s going to look very smart when finished?
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                afternoon kpnuts,  has the boss (swmbo) given you permission to have your outside project to yourself or do you have to share??  mark
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                I have to share. Ken's the name modeling's the game. | 
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                OK 2 more coats of stain (one more I think would do it)    Got the inside stained, got the electrics in.     And importantly somewhere to hang the dressing gowns  Our friend is coming round tomorrow (he owns a flooring business) To put some 1/4 inch ply on the floor and half way up the wall then cover it with vinyl.  Ken's the name modeling's the game. | 
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                Be careful you don't make it too homely, kpnuts, SWNBO might start thinking that you could live in there permanently!!         Chris | 
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