Glencairn's Bufferstop Challenge.

[glencairn]

The beginning. 12 x12 box.

Glencairn

[Lofty]

Interesting, I assume the contents have already been consumed

[glencairn]

Interesting, I assume the contents have already been consumed

Not yet, but the grandchildren are visiting.

Glencairn

[glencairn]

Not sure what the finish is to be, but box cut as shown with a fibre mat in place.

Now what shall I do?

Glencairn

[Phred]

glencairn wrote:
Not yet, but the grandchildren are visiting.

Within ten minutes of any one of my grandkids arriving, the plaintive moan goes up: "I'm huuungry!" Serves me right for feeding them.

[Dad-1]

Glencairn, I also was going to look at one of those boxes to see if I can
strip one outer layer off to get corrugated sections for a shed.
We don't feed the Grandchildren, we eat them all ourselves !!

Geoff T.

[glencairn]

Glencairn, I also was going to look at one of those boxes to see if I can
strip one outer layer off to get corrugated sections for a shed.

Geoff T.

Any cardboard will do. Great for ploughed land as well.

Glencairn

[blackcloudrail]

Glencairn, I also was going to look at one of those boxes to see if I can
strip one outer layer off to get corrugated sections for a shed.
We don't feed the Grandchildren, we eat them all ourselves !!

Geoff T.

You need a finer corrugation for smaller scales, I did use peeled boxes for the wriggly tin on Green End Quarry but that was G scale.

Nice start with the boxed in base, the three backdrops will give scope for enlarging the scene in low relief or painted landscapes.

[Phred]

Dad-1 wrote:
We don't feed the Grandchildren, we eat them all ourselves !!

Eating grandchildren may be frowned upon. Then again, they do all sorts nowadays...

[glencairn]

Still in the planning stage. Moving slowly forward.

Glencairn

[Mountain]

Looks good.