O Gauge Laser Cut Kit | Gateshead Shed Office | How To Build | Railway Laser Lines

NOTES - PLEASE READ!
Filming and editing takes a very long time and on occasions, I miss parts when filiming.
Below are some additional notes that hopefully will help with the build .

During the build, you may wonder why I fitted all the windows and later removed them all again. This proceedure was simply to make sure that they all fitted and if not, sanding was done to make them fit.

I omitted the window ledges on the demo build, so added strips to emulate them. The kit will come with the ledges, as in the parts shown but I have subsequently redrawn the concrete panels etc so that your window ledges will fit underneath each exterior window frame..

Notes from the video:-
08:51 - I forgot to show the finished painted concrete panels - sorry.

19:35 - Enamel paint brickwork. If you only want to use acrylic paint on the brickwork then you MUST prime the brickwork first - we use a Red Oxide primer. Once dry, you can then paint with acrylic paint.

32:40 - Use Glue N Glaze to fix the brickwork to the skeleton shell..... it doesnt bond as quick as Rocket Card Glue and will allow you to move the brickwork if needed for a while longer.

37:47 - Ideally, use enamel paint on brickwork. When you come to treat the corner joins, hiding the burned edges is easier with enamel paint. Allow to dry thoroughly before adding any further paint or mortar.

52:32 - Side door - this has 3 parts, the door, and two top rail supports. The door needs priming painting both sides, the top rail supports only need front side doing.

Thanks
Steve

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