Here are the results of the night's endeavors.
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| The brick sheeting and since there was a sale I picked up the arched brick hoping that it would work. Sadly it won't, may bfor another project. | 
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| A closeup of the brick sheeting, lovely stuff, its not actually colored like this though | 
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| Happy Seppuku stamps | 
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| Brick | 
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| Brick Accents | 
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| Cobblestone | 
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| Gluing on the brick sheeting | 
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| The base for the bottom of the alley, covered with a layer of Sculpy | 
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| After applying the cobblestone stamp | 
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| The applying the cobblestone to the street level base and making some stuff from the accent stamp | 
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| Brick applied to three sides. The corners will be hidden by a stone edging | 
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| All the main components in place. The soldier is standing higher in the window than I would like but it should be fine. | 


 
 
Looks great! Those stamps are some usefull things!
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Peter
For the most part the stamps have been very useful, but there are a couple that I have picked up that I haven't used at all. The brick accent stamp is probably going to be less useful than I had hoped it would be. But in general I have found them to be a good investment.
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