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Adrian Harris
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Post by Adrian Harris »

> Adrian - she's now wanting her own pink power tools, how bad will I look with these!!!

Seems like a fair price if she's going to be building more of those bridges :!: :!: :!:

> p.s I've just seen in the photo that she's even drinking my Fosters

:lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:

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Wow! Richie the bridge looks ace mate,

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Post by Richie Wignall »

Hi Guys

Some more pics of lisa bridge. i think she is trying to kill my jigsaw :( :lol: :lol: :lol:


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what do you thinks? her first job with a jigsaw , and she still has all her fingers :lol: :lol:
also do you think its too high? it still needs detailing yet.

richie :wink:
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Perfect, all we need now is some dry weather lol.

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Post by Robert E Morey »

Richie,
Thats the best wife made bridge I've ever seen. You're lucky your wife not only supports your hobby but actually participates!

With a little paint and weathering it will look awesome. Its about the right height for a railroad bridge. Trains needed vertical clearance.

Cool stuff.

Bob

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Post by Richie Wignall »

Hi Bob

Thanks for the nice words, she only had 5mins me showing her how it works, and she never snapped a blade :P

i may just scrap this one , as i not really happy with the height :? the bottom looks ok with the dolly :? , unless we build some dummy tracks and use it has a rail bridge :? .

Richie :wink:

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> i may just scrap this one , as i not really happy with the height

How about cutting through it along the centre of the cross braces - half the height and two bridges for the price of one :!:

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Hi Adrian,

Great idea :wink: . Then we could have 2 spans and no waste :lol: :lol:. You can't bin it after all yours and Lisa's hard work.

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i Think it looks fine richie as it is mate, leave it alone, good on yer for having a go.

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Post by Robert E Morey »

Richie,
Instead of a Bridge too far, its a Bridge too tall! :D

Have your wife saw 3-4 inches off the bottom! She's a jigsaw ninja. That would drop the height some.

I wouldn't scrap it yet. I'd throw a little paint on it - see how it looks after its chopped and lowered.

I think its a keeper. -Bob

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Post by Richie Wignall »

HiGuys

Just had me ear bashed, she has seen the word 'scrap it'. The bridge is now sorted :P , being lowered and detailed (by me). i'm in the dog house again!!! :oops:
Thanks for all your nice words, she loved the 'jigsaw ninja'.
:P Richie & Lisa :wink:

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Are we on for this sunday guys?

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Hi Clive.
Yes me and Vinny are planning on going weather permitting...should have a smiley for fingers crossed lol.
Cheers Paul :wink:
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Post by Richie Wignall »

Hi guys

If the weather is bad your all welcome here, and inspect the bridge :P dont worry no painting (lisa on with that :lol: )

Richie :wink:

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Hi All,

The weather forecast doesn't look too bad right now. Are we bringing any tools with us to start moving some earth :?:

Clive, Don't forget your Panther :wink: :wink:

Thanks Antony
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