Harburn OO

[James109]

Laser cutting using lightburn https://youtu.be/n4qorVqpC9c

[End2end]

You make it all look so simple.
Keeping an eye out for part 2.
Thanks
End2end

[James109]

Thx, most of part 2 filmed, hopefully will post this week

[James109]

part 2 brickwork for models https://youtu.be/vP1o4mSX0hI

[aleopardstail]

really nicely done, don't have the space for a laser cutter here, can produce some stunning stuff with them though

[End2end]

Very interesting especially the different types of brickwork you create and the surface textures you add too.
Thanks
End2end

[aleopardstail]

Very interesting especially the different types of brickwork you create and the surface textures you add too.
Thanks
End2end

have done surface texture on a 3d printer, in 1:76 the trouble is you have two sorts of texture

1. serious oversized
2. invisible

MDF has a natural surface texture once you paint it that I think is spot on for brickwork. the mortar lines really set it off, especially not totally square bricks which is one of those things that looks wrong but makes the overall effect right

think the texture stuff would come into its own on roof tiles to put a very slight angle into them

[End2end]

MDF has a natural surface texture once you paint it that I think is spot on for brickwork.

One wonders if you were to rough up the face of the MDF with a piece of sandpaper before painting would the subsequent result look oversized?
Thanks
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[aleopardstail]

MDF has a natural surface texture once you paint it that I think is spot on for brickwork.

One wonders if you were to rough up the face of the MDF with a piece of sandpaper before painting would the subsequent result look oversized?
Thanks
End2end

you have to watch out as MDF will more tear the surface, I've found a car body primer gives a decent texture though

[James109]

Thx for the comments