the bakery front of the building did not attach completedy with the side walls - leaving a little crack which became very annoyingly visible when the light inside was on. I mended it with a bit of extra card, covered with a bit of turf in grey, brown and green to simulate a plant.

Front, left side

Nice kitbash/ scratchbuild work. The rubber cargo cover is great.

Loading silo construction for 'Overdale Quarry' continues... here I have added a skin to the outer ends of the roof and longitudinal braces at the foot

Cut the grip section of PVC off, will be replaced with 50mm dowel which will then be wrapped with leather.

Now, we need to tweak and adjust. And then: To the Moone in 1638!

first attempt at scratchbuilding a small, shop made flatcar in N scale. The side sills are 0.010 x0.156 styrene, ends ate 0.010 x0.100 styrene, and the deck is v-groove siding. Trucks are from the scrap box, and ride on Intermountain scale 33 inch dia. wheels.

took all the armor and bits off the frame skeleton for freedom and simply placed the GP01 armor over it, only had to nip off the stems and cut a small bit out near where the knee should be

Trailee and dingle inspired cattle wagons

My custom scratchbuild art doll based on Matt Mercer's delightful NPC from Critical Role

Building an italian mountain village from scratch in N-scale.

Section E, the sloping, curved back street on the right, with five houses, built as two blocks.

Blogpost:

www.heesk.nl/2025/03/29/scratchbuilding-part-6.html

painting finished, just got to put a couple of station name plates on. ( got to think of a name now) next project will be some level crossings.

Scratch builtt from plastic sheet about 8" tall

My custom scratchbuild art doll based on Matt Mercer's delightful NPC from Critical Role