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Salonwagen Sal 4U-37a der DR (Scratch)
- Thread starter Yago Alonso
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Yago Alonso
Member
Hi to all and thaks for looking this work...
The first advances after the well-deserved trip of vacations. Since still I have 3 weeks and a half, I will be useful to advance everything possible before returning to my job...
I have continued with the moldings of the ceiling of the corridor of the coach.
Today on Tuesday I will continue with this chapter of the coach...
Yago. :Hiay
The first advances after the well-deserved trip of vacations. Since still I have 3 weeks and a half, I will be useful to advance everything possible before returning to my job...
I have continued with the moldings of the ceiling of the corridor of the coach.
Today on Tuesday I will continue with this chapter of the coach...
Yago. :Hiay
Yago Alonso
Member
Hi to all...
Slow but productive Tuesday...
I have continued with the structure of the ceilings and have reduced the height of some of the interior walls to make it more accessible for the later work that I have to do.
Structure of the ceiling of the "vorsalon"...
# View of the structures of the "saloon" and the "vorsalon"...
# Structure of the ceiling in the opposite end of the corridor...
# General view of the interior wall of the corridor with the reduction of the walls...
I hope you like it.
Thanks for looking.
Yago.
Slow but productive Tuesday...
I have continued with the structure of the ceilings and have reduced the height of some of the interior walls to make it more accessible for the later work that I have to do.
Structure of the ceiling of the "vorsalon"...
# View of the structures of the "saloon" and the "vorsalon"...
# Structure of the ceiling in the opposite end of the corridor...
# General view of the interior wall of the corridor with the reduction of the walls...
I hope you like it.
Thanks for looking.
Yago.
Sherman 18
Master at Arms
Great work!
Keep it up!
Keep it up!
Yago Alonso
Member
Hi to all...
First I want to teach you a photo that I have done of the interior of the coach, concretely of the wall of the corridor. We can appreciate the interior moldings of wood...
And continuing with the topic of the structure of the ceilings, today I have finished this chapter...
Today on Thursday I will to do some interior moldings in the rooms of the coach...
I hope you like it...
Yago. :Hiay :Hiay
First I want to teach you a photo that I have done of the interior of the coach, concretely of the wall of the corridor. We can appreciate the interior moldings of wood...
And continuing with the topic of the structure of the ceilings, today I have finished this chapter...
Today on Thursday I will to do some interior moldings in the rooms of the coach...
I hope you like it...
Yago. :Hiay :Hiay
Yago Alonso
Member
Thanks friends...
I have twenty days still to continue working before returning to my job.
Thanks, thanks, thanks....
I have twenty days still to continue working before returning to my job.
Thanks, thanks, thanks....
Yep makes me an assembler and a bad one at that.
Yago Alonso
Member
Yep makes me an assembler and a bad one at that.
Ok!!!
I will do an assembler and will create a new brand with coaches like this!!!
Yago Alonso
Member
Hi to all...
Well, after a few days of rest, I submerged in the computer to do the definitive plans of the nerves of the roof of the coach. These nerves will serve in turn as ceiling of the rooms and the corridor...
The nerves will be done in PVC as in the columns...
And here I leave you the plan of the piece that will shape the structure of the low ones of the coach...
In the wings it is possible to see certain curvature, and is in this curled part where some doors will go to be able to "accede" to electrical parts, pipelines, etc of the coach...
Shortly I will show you more advances of what I have been doing during these days...
I have added some details to the corridor and have begun to mount the bases of the sofas of the compartments of the coach...
Also I have done a few tests of proportions locating furniture to scale in the zone of the lounge...
I have finished the third party of five sofas of the coach. I am expecting to receive a few Evergreen's strips to do the structures of support of both sofas that are absent.
While I have been finishing the lattices of two compartments of the coach (the common bathroom and the room of the staff). Once finished these lattices, I have covered all the top unions with Tamiya's white Putty (I will leave it to dry up to today on Monday night) to unify forms. I will use sandpaper (FINISHING ABRASIVE) to make it ready for assemble end and for the process of painting...
Today on Monday I will continue working...
Yago.
Well, after a few days of rest, I submerged in the computer to do the definitive plans of the nerves of the roof of the coach. These nerves will serve in turn as ceiling of the rooms and the corridor...
The nerves will be done in PVC as in the columns...
And here I leave you the plan of the piece that will shape the structure of the low ones of the coach...
In the wings it is possible to see certain curvature, and is in this curled part where some doors will go to be able to "accede" to electrical parts, pipelines, etc of the coach...
Shortly I will show you more advances of what I have been doing during these days...
I have added some details to the corridor and have begun to mount the bases of the sofas of the compartments of the coach...
Also I have done a few tests of proportions locating furniture to scale in the zone of the lounge...
I have finished the third party of five sofas of the coach. I am expecting to receive a few Evergreen's strips to do the structures of support of both sofas that are absent.
While I have been finishing the lattices of two compartments of the coach (the common bathroom and the room of the staff). Once finished these lattices, I have covered all the top unions with Tamiya's white Putty (I will leave it to dry up to today on Monday night) to unify forms. I will use sandpaper (FINISHING ABRASIVE) to make it ready for assemble end and for the process of painting...
Today on Monday I will continue working...
Yago.
Maravilloso/Marvelous!
Regards,
Regards,
Yago Alonso
Member
Thank you so much Saúl...
The next Thursday I will come back to my job and I will have less time to modeling.
I hope to do more things in my free time...
See you soon here!!!
Yago.
GRACIASSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!
The next Thursday I will come back to my job and I will have less time to modeling.
I hope to do more things in my free time...
See you soon here!!!
Yago.
GRACIASSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS!
AndyFettes
Master at Arms
This is soo soo good Yago !!!! 
