New Release...............
Just a
quick post to let those of you that don’t know, Scalescenes have released their
latest kit. It’s fantastic T013a 1970’s style semi detached houses. I’ve got my
kit and I’m eager to get started. I think that it’s going to be a cracking
build, simply because, unlike most of the houses that I’ve built so far, which
have small sash style windows, which are difficult to see any detail inside,
these houses have really big windows at the front, which opens up the view
right through the open plan living space and bedrooms. So, it offers its self
for fully furnishing the rooms with the TX00a Interior Detail pack. It has everything
that you need to furnish the rooms. From sofas and washing machines, to beds
and stereos. Time to go to town with the detail on this one I think. Keep
popping by to chart my progress with this build, over the coming couple of
weeks.
It’s been
a busy year for John at Scalescenes. He’s produced a huge amount of quality
downloadable kits. From the latest 1970’s houses, to that huge Modern Cargo
Ship, that was a pleasure to build. A Castle/Folly to the versatile CLASP
System, ideal for anything from a Telephone Exchange to a Public Library. There
was the Low Relief House Fronts with Shops options and a Stone Warehouse. And
to name a few of the others, a Water Tower, a Huge Industrial Chimney and a
Factory/Warehouse. Let’s hope that he keeps up the good work and continues to
bring us fabulous, detailed and affordable kits for the model railway
enthusiast. And don't forget about the Scalescenes Gift Certificates. Available here Gift Certificate
Can I now
take this opportunity to wish everyone that takes the time to read my ramblings
on here and watches my progress, a belated Merry Christmas and a very healthy and
a Happy New Year. Let’s hope that all that we wish for in 2018 comes to us all,
and that Scalescenes keep coming up with fantastic kits. I can’t wait for the
Fire Station (just saying John).
Stay safe
out there and see you next year.
Until Next
Time...........
1 comment:
Can't wait to see the 70's house, will make a change from the more traditional styled terrace. Happy New Year to you and Jak!
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