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LCC Modelling System
B 70-30 O gauge small drive through goods shed
All drawings are not in scale.
Some proportions on drawings may dier from reality.
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Building footprint: 162mm long x 198mm wide including canopy and loading platform
Bundle contains:
• 1x LCC 70-09
• 2x LCC 70-13DW
• 1x LCC 70-48
• 2x LCC 74-02
• 2x LCC 74-03
• 1x LCC 74-21
• 1x LCC 74-26
• 1x LCC 74-43
• 1x LCC 74-44
• 1x LCC 74-45
• 1x LCC 74-46
• 1x LCC 74-47
• 1x LCC 74-114
• 1x LCC 74-115
• 1x LCC 74-116
• 1x LCC 74-117
• 1x LCC 74-118
• 1x LCC 74-119
We recommend PVA or any other paper/wood glue for the main bre
board parts and resin based glue for 3D printed parts if present.
Painting recommendation:
We recommend using acrylic or enamel paints. There is no need to
undercoat the surface but it can be done if desired. The material used
is porous and relatively forgiving, heavy coats are unlikely to ood the
brickwork. If you experience any warping in the material leave it to fully
dry and then gently bend it back into shape. Always test any paints in
an area that will not be seen or on spare parts/o cuts.
REMOVING PART NUMBER TABS
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Using a ruler (ideally at steel one) remove tabs from the parts. Use multiple light passes
with a sharp hobby knife. Tab placement is usually in an area that will be covered with
something so small imperfections in cuts are usually not a problem.
CONNECTING PARTS
Recommended way of gluing parts
together is to apply PVA glue to the
interlocking bricks working from
back of the part to the front.
This ensures there will be no glue
overow on the front, visible side.
Then lay the part without glue on at
surface laying on its front (engraved
side). Press the part with glue onto
the part without glue. Gently push
parts together from sides to close
the gap. Corners follow a similar
procedure but at a right angle. Apply
glue only on the inner surface of the
corner joint