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The other floors are more of the same. Some parts are still missing, both at the floor junctions and to embellish the lower floor. I’ll deal with them later.
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The kit includes a bunch of buildings annex to the cathedral. The pictures show the biggest of them. It has just two walls, with many windows and a triangular section embellishment at middle height.
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The triangular shaped embellishment surrounds almost all the building, and not always at the same height. Each section is formed by a single part, with no gluing tabs. I decided to make small paper prisms and glue them to the walls before applying the kit’s parts. This way, they serve both as a gluing surface and as a template. It becomes easy to achieve pleasing angle uniformity for all those parts and I’m not complaining about the extra time spent on measuring and making the prisms.
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This model is really looking good.
Love all your detailed photos and building procedures. Great tips! Fred |
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Ricleite, your methods are comprehensive and precise, and the results appear to be very sturdy - no bad thing in a detailed model such as this! A pleasure to see it coming together!
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Hi Ricardo,
excellent work on the walls and windows. It looks wonderful. Regards Dieter |
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Thanks for the comments
@ Bernoullis - On this model, I find it necessary to make parts that could well come with the kit, which already has 800! Making a big model suitably sturdy, as you say, is convenient. However, most of the card bits I add are there to fix an angle or a shape. I am more interested in the “template” function but extra strength comes as a welcome “plus”. The same prism method served for the base of the right tower and I intend to apply it in all other similar cases. |
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Nicely done. A terrific project.
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Thanks, Mike
In both towers, each floor is slightly smaller than the one below. The transition is made with triangular parts similar to the wall embellishments and I applied the same prism method to ease assembly. |
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good work ricleite
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David........... Paper modelling gives you a happy high. currently building. c GAZ 51 ALG 17, wagon 111a. unex DH411 excavator and spitfire Mk 9 |
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