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Posted: **Sun Jun 10, 2012 10:14 pm**

lmsrail wrote:It's not at all in line as one of the ends stick up about 3mm too high and there are a few gaps. But for my first attempt I dont think it's too bad

A bit like some of the real ones then! That container would look ok in a building site or as a storage unit.

Posted: **Mon Jun 11, 2012 1:27 am**

lmsrail wrote:Been around 5 long months since any work was done on the layout but I've finally found some time to creep up into the loft.

First of all I had an attempt at making a cardboard container which I didnt have much success with but from a distance it looks okay... ish

I like the "Evergreen" container, is it full of a shipment of Evergreen styrene strips, profiles & embossed sheet by any chance ?

Some great modelling here, especially the weathering on that container & the grafitti on the tankers in other photo's.

Posted: **Mon Jun 11, 2012 7:03 am**

I like the "Evergreen" container, is it full of a shipment of Evergreen styrene strips, profiles & embossed sheet by any chance ?

Unfortunately it's not, just strips of card to support the container and keep it somewhat rigid.

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