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Shaping up very nicely. Formers are a good idea.
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Adding more formers to support the outer walls.
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Even in N scale this is going to be a fairly big model, isn't it?
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Yes the mill alone is going to be around 5 5/8" long.
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I'm enjoying this - great job thus far
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The outer walls attached and top closed.
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Looking very good!
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Excellent progress
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For the millrace I’m using some meat tray foam hotwired to different thickness. With a little experimenting I found that a staggered line of pin holes and flexing caused the foam to break leaving rough edges that looks like stone.
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Some useful techniques!
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