New Victorian build - The Undertakers (Update 17/7 - p.8)

[Captain Blood]

Very good Neil.
Always good to see more Victorian brickwork for your wonderful Olde London Town.
(And I speak as a successful Ripper remember )

I think you like building these, almost as much as El Malamuto likes building adobes - it's an addiction with no end! 

[OSHIROmodels]

Spanking mate 

cheers

James

[Andym]

Brill! It's great seeing how you put these fantastic creation together Neil!!

[Thunderchicken]

Apologies for the late reply, I've been working away from home and the hotel I was staying in wanted stupid money for internet connection.

Thanks very much for the comments chaps 

I think you like building these, almost as much as El Malamuto likes building adobes - it's an addiction with no end! 

 

Soooooooooooo true!    I like to think there's an overall grand plan but to be honest as I'm finding these builds easier to construct I'm like a kid in a sweet shop!     

[6milPhil]

I'd missed this thread in it's entirity, so it's a joy to find a great lump of it. Top work, as per. 

[syrinx0]

Wow.  Amazing level of detail to your buildings.

[Thunderchicken]

Thank you both very much. I'll have another update soon. 

[Eric the Shed]

This looks fantastic

[Thunderchicken]

Thanks matey. You'll see it in the flesh at Salute.

[Rabbitz]

Eagerly awaiting the next update.

How do you do the corners?   What about the roof?

[grant]

That is an amazing building!

[Thunderchicken]

Thanks chaps.  Update is imminent.

Rabbitz, what part of the cornering are you curious about, curved or straight?

[Rabbitz]

Thanks chaps.  Update is imminent.

Rabbitz, what part of the cornering are you curious about, curved or straight?

The straight bits.   To cover the joins. 
Your work is so inspirational.   

Also what type of glue do you use to stick the plasticard brick work to the foamed PVC?

Would love to see more photos of your building collection.   

[Mindenbrush]

Excellent workmanship and inspiring 

[dampfpanzerwagon]

Superb work.

And thank you for the work-in-progress shots.

Tony