DDK - Die Deutschen Klassiker

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Go into ebay :
e-mail : designvintage911@yahoo.com he makes the banners.

After the interruption of Classic LeMans, work recommenced this week-end

Did the window sills, window surrounds, and eaves boarding ready for guttering, but ran out of wood


Leaded above the main window:-


And the all-important birthday present sign:-

sladey wrote:Leaded above the main window

Nice lead work.

Just got to sort that colour mis-match on the timber. Will you be staining it? Or painting it Sepia Brown?

Thought i would post a picture of my Der uber-shed.
Feel free to call in on the way back from Goodwood to help put the roof on.

Another 3 or 4 weeks and i wil l be able to start work on my car.

Dave

Wow Dave, that is great progress. can't believe it has gone up that quickly.
All the best
keith

Big meccano set really Keith.

Hope your car is going ok.

Regards

Dave

stretch wrote:Thought i would post a picture of my Der uber-shed.
Feel free to call in on the way back from Goodwood to help put the roof on.

Another 3 or 4 weeks and i wil l be able to start work on my car.

Dave

Luv the portal frame great size, put plenty skylights in the roof. Great space .

Best wishes

J

I considered the roof lights Jasper. But there are too many trees to the left flank wall, and the roof lights would be covered in moss and leaves in no time. I am putting 2 large windows in the right hand flank instead.

Yes, i am pleased with the size.

Dave

I am happy to see my conveyancing fees are being spent on cool stuff. Carry on.

Thanks Jamie - currently nailing on cedar shingles one at a time - slow, laborious stuff that is precariously nailed on whilst gripping the roof with one buttock - plays havock with the chalfonts

Will post pics when I get a bit further

Getting shed envy from that other one - wonder if it's too soon to be thinking about an extension.....

I spent the afternoon emptying my shed, fixing and sealing a few bits where some damp was getting in and having a general tidy up. It's far from über but its a nice little hideaway!

Should we start a shed thread?

sladey wrote:Thanks Jamie - currently nailing on cedar shingles one at a time - slow, laborious stuff that is precariously nailed on whilst gripping the roof with one buttock - plays havock with the chalfonts

Will post pics when I get a bit further

Getting shed envy from that other one - wonder if it's too soon to be thinking about an extension.....

I too will be doing-the buttock clenching shingle installation soon on my new shed, just need to get the right length nails.


Mark

My not very De über shed. Anybody with a big barn close to Edinburgh where I can expand?