SMurF

The zig zags are a neat bit of kit    Won't bother making some if they are about

Happy birthday old man

Any one you can get  Just stick a micro chuck in it          

You can buy miniature ones but they are very limited 

I have a small cheep drill that u get from the likes of SiP    Does the job

so you'll look like a walking sheep

Bought a variable speed rotary tool from maplins with 109 pieces

a set of tweesers and some superglue

Have any of you used these do they work? Its for handrails and mirrors etc..

I found this, has anyone used it?

http://cgi.ebay.co.uk/Super-Glue-Odourless-Cyanoacrylate-20g-new-/260721236871?pt=UK_Crafts_Cardmaking_Scrapbooking_Glue_Tape_EH&hash=item3cb4325b87

for these i use mitre glue from b and screw

Have you painted it in a cold damp area?  If so sometimes putting it in a dry warm place may cure it.

If not get some appropriate thinners and cotton wool buds and go easy at removing it a bit at a time

is this what you are looking for

http://www.shop4glue.com/50g-odourless-medium-cyanoacrylate-depron-foam-safe-superglue-adhesive-non-blooming-anti-bloom-glue-95-p.asp

Some people use door mats  May be of some use

Rap them individually in toilet paper then put them in a box  Cheep and cheerfull

Have a look here  may be of help

http://www.farmtoysforum.com/forum/index.php/topic,3054.msg31334.html#msg31334

Or Not blowing my own trumpet but you may get some ideas   

http://www.farmtoysforum.com/forum/index.php/topic,828.30.html

I think the other lads/lasses have covered most of it but I would say the first thing to think about is what tools you have at your disposal.  You only need basic craft tools for Plastruct but for working with MDF some good power tools would be of great benefit.

Base wise don't go for anything less than 6mm I would sugest 9mm MDF would be better as it doesn't flex too much.

It all boils down to your personal abillities and preferences to what materials you use for a building  Start simple and then as you get more confident  the sky is the limit.

Regards Scott

A simple way is to use an old hair dryer and heat it gently with that    doesn't leave black marks like you can get with a candle    most hair dryers have a couple of heat settings so experiment to see what works

My recent Bargain is a second hand Draper 14 inch throught scroll saw with loads of blades for the pricely sum of 15 quid

These bad boys, one to keep up Traci's Dads and one for home.

OH WHAT A BIG CHOPPER U'VE GOT SIR

Had new internal doors all ruond last weekend so have been fitting new door surrounds today.

Will Get to go in the workshop soon \

starting of a good build

Was wandering what the best thing was to do about them! (I thought it was just my bad cutting that made the furry edge at first!)  Have had ago with the sand paper and they have come up ok. Might have a go with the file later. Thanks for the advice!

Another way is to get a sharp knife and scrape the fuzz off (a bit like scraping a spud)  but don't try to slice it

New Years Resolution -

Leverets Farm!

Feeling the same way    Must do more to the layout :'(

were the pictures taken in a snow storm      Not a sausage to be viewed  and got all excited

Looking forwards to see the progress of the build

Regards Smurf

I have a little knowledge on constructing buildings and can try to help if needed

I'm back after a monumental computer crash on thursday      Killed windows to bits :'(

Took me till thisafternoon to get most of my stuff back

Trying to get hold of take that tickets          everywhere is blocked

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where's the freebies

Somebody had a fetish for an ugly bloke