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3 hours ago, Tractorman810 said:

cheers guys ,its slowley getting to where i want  it to be , always learning from other topics on here how to get better effects.

after last nights fun at work, and a few hours kip, 4 to be exact,so i sleep tonight, i have now plastered the inside walls of the workshop, and the lower barn walls ,  also got the base coat on the outer walls ready to weather up, this means i need to build the basic outer frame work of the barn so i know where to weather down to on the rear wall over the barn,no point weathering up whats not going to be seen once the barn roof is clad.  only got the main beam in so far and front ends, once they set i can do the rear parts and beams 

Looks great Sean. I was just wondering what did you use to plaster the walls with? 

  On 11/4/2008 at 9:18 PM, intey 434said:

i used a manhole riser for mine. works well but doesnt take the paint too well [

Do the manhole riser rubber seals look alright as pipe? We were doing a drainage job here and I've ended up with about 10 of them. I'm considering making an umbilical system but I've just to find something for the pipe.

Any advice appreciated. 

N.