Help I'm being attacked by brick counters.
I promise to take another look at them when I have time
Rockdoc2174 wrote:Measuring bricks is not all that odd but taking photos of the gents' toilets at Quorn and Rothley recently definitely got me some sideways glances - the wrought-iron scrolls on the gas-lamp brackets around the station a bit less so! The things we do to get a route modelled properly.....
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Keith
Pauls wrote:Charnwood Forest Railway brick dimensions including 1 course of mortar along one vertical end, one vertical side and one horizontal side and one horizontal side........
.1181m x .2388m x .076m
Without mortar.........
.1111m x .2318m x .0699m
I've checked other buildings in other local areas and the above dimensions are reasonably close - however I think Brian should visit the Victoria Centre and do some measuring ! - you have to do several bricks then take the average measurements - don't worry the shoppers won't think you strange at all !
Can't think what Andi might be suggesting in his previous post ?
Cheers
Paul
briyeo wrote:I like to think of my models as an artists impression, dimensions just make things more difficult You are going to have to count wooden planks on this one, but there will be bricks and rivets too, not the right size or in the right places.
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