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Free brick paper texture sheet for download and printing in 7mm ft O scale...
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How to

Here we explain how to complete certain steps in the making of our models.  We think it is easier to have these steps online rather than included with the instructions.

Doors and Windows.

Windows

Our method of creating window and door openings may seem complicated, but it does give a very good result, with no bare edges of cardboard showing.

making windows

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Cut out all the pieces required.  On the texture pieces you should cut along the horizontal lines into the corners of the window.  Score the vertical lines, and fold to 90 degrees.  Stick the texture piece to the template piece passing the tabs through the window opening.  Apply glue to the tabs, and fold them behind the opening. 

Glazing

Some modellers may wish to make their own window glazing.  We have found that the easiest way is to use strips cut from address labels.  Teh strips can be cut thinly and once the backing is peeled away the strips can be stuck onto your glazing material.  This gives good effects where the window glazing bars are white.

glazing bars

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Lintels and cills

You now need to cut out and score the texture pieces for the lintels.

making lintels and cills

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Once all the separate lintel pieces have been cut out, score along all the printed lines.  The top part, number one on the image should be glues behind number two.  Part three should be folded at 90 degrees.  Glue the rear of part one in position on the model and pass the part 3 through the opening and glue behind.  The same should be repeated for the window cills.

Once completed you have no bare card showing on the window openings.

Now you need to stick the window frame behind the opening, followed by the clear glazing.

Doors and frames.

The door openings are made in the same way to the windows openings. 

making doors

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The door frames should be cut out.  Cut along the diagonal lines into the corners, and score the other lines.  Fold the tabs, and glue behind.  Then glue the door frame behind the door opening.  Finally add the actual door behind the frame.

 

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