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It is scratch built but not a car..
Thought I’d start a thread on the construction of my new track scenery project for the Targa Florio. -
Some of you may recognize it as this corner in a small village of Collesano near Palermo in Sicily.
Hopefully I can come somewhat close to the actual thing!
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This looks really interesting!
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Bill,
That’s a very cool looking building!
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Now that’s dedication!!
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Great looking “Billding”!! :>) … Care to Bill’d this??
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That’s another I’d like to build. You should try it!
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I worked on the raw stone texture on the back of the buildings hand drawing/ indenting the stone shapes with a dull pencil. Windows will be framed in with balsa wood. Stone texture needs to be more roughed up but I think I’ve made a good start.
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Here’s a photo of the back side I used for reference.
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I took a larger more blunt instrument and further burnished the stone surface to give it a little more depth. Not sure if it will show on the picture but it adds more realism and definition for when the paint gets added.
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Atsa mahvellous stonework “Rocco”!!! :>)
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Progress on the stonework continues…
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Time for some stucco…
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WOW!!
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Amazing progress!
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Thanks guys.
Giuseppe and the roofing crew came over and knocked up a few tiles. -
Nice roofing work. Are those tiles guaranteed for 25-years? 🙂
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Looks fantastic F1nutz!
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Very impressive, detailed and beautiful work F1nutz!
It pops… its really coming together nicely
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Spectaculare, bravo paisan! I can almost see Maria and her Beautiful Cannelloni’s singing Puccini from the balcony!!
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Thanks guys!
Not guaranteed for 25 seconds, this thing would leak like a sieve.
The roof is the most time consuming. That’s about 15 feet of plastic tubing all cut and split by hand. Took about 4 hours so far.
Considering other options.
Maria got knocked up by the roofers when they finished knocking up tiles. Hence the enormous Cannelonis!
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…and that wasn’t Puccini she was singing. 😉
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Finished the first roof section and base coat applied. Roofing is hard, slow and time consuming. Good thing Maria was around with some Aperol spritzers.
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Also making progress on the front side. Windows and doors cut and base coat of stucco applied.
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Installed and painted some door framing as well as the first balcony!
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F1Nutz,
That building is coming along beautifully! 🙂
Don’t forget the crowd control cop that’s usually leaning on the inside of that corner. You can see him in the first photo.
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F1Nutz,
Excellent work!
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Amazing work F1nutz!
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