Griswold United Church

[Fred_M]

Try placing a plastic milk carton section behind them. Also, if possible, using paintshop (or other) make the colors several shades darker. Dash

 

[ezdays]

Robin,

Have you considered printing on decal paper and tranferring it to clear acitate? The decal paper is designed to soak up the ink. Clear acitate won't absorb the ink and will dry fainter and even puddle.

Don

 

[guppyman]

Originally posted by Matthyro

Sorry Guppyman, I just draw the design directly to the cardboard, cut and glue. I do not draw plans on paper first. Just look at the photograph, in this case an actual church here in Georgetown, then get right to it.

If you ever decided to draw your plans out- maybe even write a book on cardboard structure building- You could make a lot of money. I know it's a book that I'd have in my collection.

You have a lot of talent, and I am glad you choose to share it with us.

 

[Clerk]

Me too.

 

[Matthyro]

Sorry guys, I do not have the time or inclination to write a book. Even if I did it is almost impossible to get it published. Just ask Shamus.
I would rather spend the time on my layout and posting my progress here.

 

[Clerk]

That's OK Robin, Thanks

 

[shaygetz]

Ah yes...the way to make a small fortune in publishing is to start with a large one. Been there, done that

 

[wendell]

Maybe not a book but could you put you modling with cardboard in one place on the guage

 

[Matthyro]

Hi Wendell, Just check out the Academy.

 

[rich maiorano]

:thumb: :thumb: :thumb: :thumb: :thumb: :thumb: :thumb: :thumb: Rich