RLF Shed

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Russ. You wish .. and all that ..

Left side: The contest ended last night and I couldn't find the stripwood I had already stained, painted, weathered etc. .. so I said the heck with it. OBVIOUSLY (heh) the window had been replaced at one time and the trim never was put back. I followed Chuck Doan's SBS on making a window. Geeze! Well .. it DOES operate!

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Swinging around to the rear of the building(s)

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This is supposed to simulate where the brick structure was "whacked off" from a larger structure. The contest restricted us to a 12' x 18' .. so I had to "whack" ...

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Ok. Around to the front

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and a look through the door ..

[teejay99]

I think you hit a home run , Ed .

Terry

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Terry. I'm .. ok with it. I was stumbling along and realized that I was running out of time .. had to throw the ruck on and HUMP to finish it in time. Ha. I wanted to spend a day just making hinges for the door ..

[finescalerr]

Satisfactory. -- Russ

[Junior]

Great looking shed and "We Have A Winner"! Congratulations!

Anders

[Frederic Testard]

Congrats, Ed!

[TRAINS1941]

Nice job, Ed!!

Jerry

[lab-dad]

I especially like the view through the door.
Add some "stuff" and an appropriate background and it would be very convincing!
Good job!
-Marty

[Philip Smith]

Really nice Ed!   

I did think the corner pieces covering the brick perhaps need some sort of bolt head or stars holding/ inbedding them in place. Is it suppose to be angle iron or masonry? ..forgive me for not paying attention...

Philip