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tigerace
#41 Posted : 26 December 2017 12:27:32

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Really is a pleasure to watch this come together Drool Drool excellent update BigGrin regards PhilCool
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#42 Posted : 26 December 2017 23:46:50

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Just gets better and better every time I look in.. excellent work and a pleasure to follow...Drool Drool

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Alan
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#43 Posted : 12 January 2018 10:43:37

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Thank you Phil and Alan for kind words.

to continue:
Added split bamboo skewers for railings, and fly screen for mesh. Started to paint the span with a home mixed, Bridge Grey oil enamel.





Found some washers that fit over the LED nav; lights. Now they look more like beacons.
Added railings for the road and footpath. Gave that a paint. Will paint road later.



To be honest, at this point of model making I felt really good on how the span turned out.
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#44 Posted : 12 January 2018 12:56:40

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Really top work BigGrin great update Drool Drool regards PhilCool
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#45 Posted : 12 January 2018 22:49:15

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This is really looking good now, nice work Cool

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#46 Posted : 13 January 2018 01:21:49

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Wow that’s coming along well Cool
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#47 Posted : 13 January 2018 01:26:46

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Very impressive and a joy to follow.... wonderful work.....Love Love

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#48 Posted : 13 January 2018 08:34:39

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Wow, a very impressive piece of work.Love

Mark
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#49 Posted : 14 January 2018 05:48:30

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Wow. Thank you Phil, Al Tomick, Alan, and Mark for those kind words.
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#50 Posted : 15 January 2018 21:44:31

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Doweling the framework.


Over 11 metres of framing went into the towers.

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#51 Posted : 15 January 2018 23:29:08

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I've not looked in for a while an WOW, it is looking fantastic. Great job.

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#52 Posted : 16 January 2018 21:02:46

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Thanks Graeme for your support.

The pulley wheels I wanted were too expensive (to buy ten of them). So I came up with an alternative by solder-sweating different sized washers together.
My first attempt had too much solder, but got it right after that.


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#53 Posted : 16 January 2018 21:42:49

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Wow this is a build and a half, well done with those pulley wheels.
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#54 Posted : 16 January 2018 21:51:52

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Totally agree what a great job on the pulley wheelsBigGrin excellentDrool regards PhilCool
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#55 Posted : 16 January 2018 22:58:00
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Have to agree that`s some fine scratch building.

Cool Cool Cool

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#56 Posted : 17 January 2018 21:03:53

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Thank you Paul, Phil, and Derek.

to continue:
Designed and constructed the pulley wheel brackets.




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#57 Posted : 17 January 2018 23:41:40

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Another superb update and a great solution with the pulley wheels.... fab....Drool Drool

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Alan
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#58 Posted : 18 January 2018 04:19:46

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Some great work in manufacturing your pulleys and brackets Cool a pleasure seeing this project come together.

Al
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#59 Posted : 19 January 2018 03:52:42

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Thank you Alan and Al for your comments.

The towers are not actually in place in these photographs. They are just positioned to see how it will look, and how close the span bumpers would get to the towers. The towers have to be installed at the same time as the road surface.




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#60 Posted : 19 January 2018 07:52:44
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Amazing work on this huge construction.

Cool Cool Cool

Hope you don`t have to move it out of that room your in. Blink

Keep up the good work.

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