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    Default Ryan's Toy Garage (Crowie Inspired)

    Well since I seem to be slacking on my train (LOL) here is what I started on today. It is a garage/carpark Crowie style!

    All the parts cutout
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    Back of roof cutout for ramp
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    Doors and windows layout
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    Walls glued up
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    Nick approved. Even though it is his brothers garage
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    Roof glued and screwed. I could hardly work on it once Nick saw it.
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    Ramp glued on.
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    Trim put on.
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    Just need to make gas pumps and then paint everything. After the long Scania build it was really enjoyful to make something this fast. Can't wait to paint it and give to Ryan.

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    That looks great Bret.
    The trim around the edge of the ply is very good idea.
    Great WIP photos and working notes.
    Looking forward to your paint up and detailing.
    Cheers, crowie

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    looks cool,again it reminds me of when i had them as a kid

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    Grrr, got me hooked again.
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    I think you are starting to get the hang of this woodworking Bret You going to paint it or stain? I usually paint before I assemble this kind of project, easier than trying to cut in the colours so it looks neat.
    You probably got a steadier hand than me though. Looks good.
    Reality is no background music.
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    Well another project have you got time to work. If anything else is to go by then it should be a corker.
    I have been meaning to make one for some time now even got around to drawing plans

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    Digger, Your plan looks like a lot of work. Cheers

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    Default Re: Ryan's Toy Garage (Crowie Inspired)

    Nice work. I must admit though I found myself looking at the background of the photo as much as the project itself. Good looking workshop there.

    Danny

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    Small update I made some gas pumps and island and I got the base and inside of the garage primered.

    Bret

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    So I guess I didn't load any pictures on the last post. DOH! So I will add them to this post. I got the base painted with the first coat except for inside the garage, and the holes filled on the garage sanded and coated with primer. If everything goes to plan should be able to get the color coat on the garage this evening.

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    Gas pumps on the island.
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    Garage Layout. More of my favorite blue tape
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    Base and inside of garage primered
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    Holes filled on carpark
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    Road Layout
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    Garage Primered
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    Base painted
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    Brilliant love this

    Like triple decker with winder for lift

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    I got a coat of paint on everything. Still need to put one more coat on the grass and the blue of the building. The black covers real well on first coat.

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    What do guys think should I paint the inside white or leave it gray?
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    Awesome job!! I vote for leaving the gray at least on the floors...it looks like concrete. Maybe the inside walls in white..or you could go seriously garage journal and do a pinstripe wall..LOL!

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    Looks good Bret,
    Though very neat with the lines of the roadways.
    I normally do a very light blue for both the walls & floor.
    Plus you could do a contrast on the trim around the roof top carpark.
    After the paint work is finished & dried and the decals are applied, I usually give the whole thing a coat of Gloss Clear Pressure Pack to seal everything.
    Don't forget the sign & the trees.
    Cheers, crowie

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    Quote Originally Posted by bj383ss View Post
    What do guys think should I paint the inside white or leave it gray?

    Bret
    What, no office fitout!!? What about the display shelves with the bags of crisps and magazines? And the fridges with all the drinks?

    C'mon Bret, people will think you're getting slack!
    Too many projects, so little time, even less money!
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