Cutter went right through the tape and scored the plasticard below beautifully, so now I can just prime and paint the frames with a spraycan, then remove the tape to show the bare black plasticard below as windows. I kept th stretched octagon outer frame, added some braces in the center and then added a layer of masking tape to the sheet before sending it to the cutter.
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020" (0.5mm) plasticard and decided to completely change up the windows from Kiblams design. I was hoping to get the tablesaw set up and cut out my foamed pvc roofs and maybe some building addons today, but of course it's been sunny all week until today, when it starts raining :( At least it gives me more time inside to play around with designs, got a bunch of those same doors cut out of black. Otherwise, I'm looking forward to making enough for a few tables to keep down at the game club instead of hauling my own terrain back and forthĬlick to expand.Right?! See, I was stoked before, but now apt Spud is in on it and I can't wait to see what he comes up with for it. 020 styrene (which is why I'm hoping to find Kiblam's old cut files, mostly for windows and doors). Biggest thing I'm looking forward to is cutting some plasticard windows to add to the sides, something along the lines of the District 5 apartment windows or similar should be easy enough to cut from a few layers of. I have plenty of Sedition Wars doors, they may be plasticard in the future depending on how long they last. Lego ladder on the prototype will either be protrait cut plasticard or I may just cut a stencil and paint in the ladders. MDF building on the right, foamed PVC copy on the left. This weekend should be a fun one, got all the 3mm foamed PVC walls cut for 16 buildings and scribed the panel lines, just need set up the tablesaw and cut the roofs, got the cutter to make some windows and ladders. Looks easy enough to trace existing images into workable paths, at least for hard outlined shapes like the Star Wars Empire symbol.
Once I figured out that extremely obvious step, I got a working cut of some. Got the cutter last night, futzed around for WAY too long trying and failing to cut a few pieces before realizing I had to trace the image into a path for the cutter to actually cut /smackforehead
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gif of the building, might be the new forum software doesn't allow. Take the back side of your wooden ruler and insert it along the inside edge of the flap.Not seeing a file attached to your post, just a very small.
IF YOU CANT REACH IT WITH YOUR FINGERS, DON’T! If you are modeling a section and you cant quite reach a flap to apply pressure because there is no room instead use the wooden ruler technique. Once you are sure of position be sure to apply pressure to the area being glued for at least 3 seconds. By using less glue you will also decrease drying time. If you use too much glue on a given area you will cause warping as the glue seeps into the cardstock fibers. Use only a small bead of glue when applying glue to the flaps. This will ensure even glue distribution and tack. Whenever possible try to attach the various pieces of your model against a hard and even surface.
Please visit our user help forums: for detailed information from experienced WorldWorks modellers on glue usage, glue types and gluing tips!Ī HARD AND EVEN SURFACE.
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