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Markwarren wrote:Wow, just amazing wiring work. Emmett Brown (Doc), would be proud.  Mark Thanks Mark. Emmett Brown, they sure picked the right guy to play that role. He was great.
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The PIR sensors movement in its vicinity. When it does it will turn the console lighting on. The only times it turns off is when the PIR no longer sensors movement for 10 seconds, or when someone starts working the console.  
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That control panel is a work of art in itself enjoying seeing this coming along. Al
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I agree with Al work of art  brilliant regards Phil  COMING SOON =1/72 Italeri diorama`s Battle for the Reichstag and Stalingrad battle at the tractor factory 1/16 Trumpeter King Tiger with loads of extras ON THE GO= refurbishment of 1/25 Tamiya tiger 1 , amt Star trek kits and space 1999 models
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Thank you Al and Phil.
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Now that the wiring diorama is basically completed, I can forget about that part of the project.
At this stage I started thinking about the landscape. That is, the river bank areas.
Here is the North side. My first objective was the staircase, and build from there.
Above: 7 years between these two photographs.
Created footpath under the bridge and up the hill.
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It's great seeing your reference pictures. It just goes to show how much detail you are putting in to this project. Mark Regards
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Nice work, certainly looks like the real thing Al
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Looking great Peter, really enjoying watching this come together. Regards Paul Building: DelPrado HMS Victory. Building: DeAgostini Sovereign Of The Seas.
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Thank you Mark, Al, and Paul for compliments.____________________________________________  
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Looking superb, a great display of modelling..... Regards Alan
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Really coming along at a fair old pace looks great regards Phil COMING SOON =1/72 Italeri diorama`s Battle for the Reichstag and Stalingrad battle at the tractor factory 1/16 Trumpeter King Tiger with loads of extras ON THE GO= refurbishment of 1/25 Tamiya tiger 1 , amt Star trek kits and space 1999 models
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Thank you Alan and Phil.
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Late last year the council put in a new pathway along Bridge Street. Even though the console is for a bridge pre 1995, I decided to add the 2017 addition to the landscape. A sort of bridge across the times project.
Measured this pathway, made notes, and took many photographs. Then proceeded to make a model of it.
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It has been over a month since my last postings and have not received any acknowledments. I am sorry that my modelling does not warrant any response. I am grateful to those who have responded in the past. Some say 'keep posting, we are watching'. Well that is a lie, if they were watching, they would have noticed the lack of responses, lack of updates because of my signature; and they would have responded. I am too disappointed to carry on just to get disappointed all over again. I don't blame the modellers for this, but the admin for their lack of monitoring and care for their contributors. So I am finished here. Pity, because I had so much more to offer.  
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Well that's disappointing Peter, it was nice to see something different, sometimes the posts come thick and fast and by the end of day they've come and gone and you don't know there has been a new post on that particular subject, some of us don't look everyday, but if you're posting just to be praised for what you're doing i guess you're in the wrong place mate. I wish you well in the rest of your build. Building: DelPrado HMS Victory. Building: DeAgostini Sovereign Of The Seas.
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Peter, its sad that you feel this way when in fact your posts have been acknowledged by Members and the Admin team (including myself).
You seem to be seeking acknowledgement of your work, yet with the exception of just 1 post made to date, I don't see any reciprocal action from you towards other members and their work., Perhaps you feel their modelling does not warrant your acknowledgement?
Perhaps had you contributed more around the forum rather just within your own build, you would have received greater acknowledgement from the wider forum.
I am sure you will agree that acknowledgement/praise is a two way thing and you can't expect to receive it just because you choose to dictate "If nobody responds, neither will I".
The Admin team is not obliged to comment in every post that is outside of being a query or problem. The simple fact is that monitoring and care is given the utmost attention and if you are seeking the utmost attention on your build, then the only way is to continue posting, where I am sure you will receive acknowledgement., But you also need to be realistic that not every post will generate what you crave.
Hate to say it, a stance of.. "If nobody responds, neither will I" - is not good in ANY forum.
It was good seeing your work, the choice is yours to continue or not.
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