Tunnelportal from Lasercuut

alttenere Jun 10, 2023

  1. alttenere

    alttenere E-Mail Bounces

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    Hello,
    I designed a pair of tunnel portals using ACAD and had them laser cut by a service provider.
    They are parts for my new Z layout.
    The parts were glued with wood glue, then colored with Vallejo paints and pigments.
    I will report further about the installation, also there will be a presentation of the layout,
    Regards Gerhard
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  2. Zscaleplanet

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    Gerhard,
    The portals came out really nice. The color and inconsistency of the bricks is very interesting, and realistic at the same time. I have not tried by Vallejo paint, but should give them a shot.

    Lance
     
  3. John Bartolotto

    John Bartolotto TrainBoard Supporter

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    Gerhard,

    Wow! They look great! Love the paint job you did. Vallejo paint is great, I use it all the time. It is definitely taking the much need place of Polly-S and Floquil paint.

    John
     
  4. Kurt Moose

    Kurt Moose TrainBoard Member

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    Dang, looks like real material, 1:1 type!!

    Nice work!!(y)
     
  5. alttenere

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    Thanks,
    I'm thinking about buying a laser cutter, I've already tried a few things.
    Drawn with ACAD, imported into Corel Draw, works.

    Gerhard
     
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  6. SJ Z-man

    SJ Z-man TrainBoard Member

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    Great to see keystones. Nice patina and varied shades from water leakage. Add some smoke shades too.
    The best is the random shape/size of the bricks! And some cracked ones too. Did you hand draw?
    Do the German portals have dates on them?
     
    Last edited: Jun 13, 2023
  7. rray

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    They came out very nice!
     
  8. CNE1899

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    Gerhard,
    Great work! I agree with what the others have said.

    Scott
     
  9. alttenere

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    I have drawn the portals with ACAD, if that is what you mean.
    German portals sometimes have the year of manufacture.
    I have orientated myself on pictures from North America, therefore the
    shape of the portal. Mostly the portals are concrete, which I then converted to natural stone, a bit freehand.
    There will soon be pictures of the plant and the construction, there is a main line from which then a branch line off to the higher industry.

    Gerhard
     
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