Bob you might want to have a look at tull for the build
https://www.hobbylobby.com/Fabric-Sewing/Special-Occasion-Fabrics/Tulle-Fabric/Red-Shiny-Tulle-Fabric/p/47297
I’ve even found it in 4 inch wide rolls
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Yep, but trying not to buy anything for the build. Unless I can’t find the mesh screen. It might be in the shed, it’s certainly not in my shop.
Well heck yes I will jump up and down and cry foul. Not because of anything he did but because of what I haven’t done. I have no fingernails left from biting them waiting for the green light.
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I resemble that remark 
That machine video looks like a Cliff project
That looks to be about perfect. I think that will work nicely. Far easier than trying to weave your own by hand.
Yeah, for Bob, but not near as much fun to watch for us spectators 
Yea, it’s a 1/8" nominal weave, which in 1:20.3 works out to about 2 1/2 inch, just about perfect.
Last evaluation of supplies before building starts tomorrow. The welding rod looks pretty spot-on for size.
I thought it started the 14th? It starts on the 13th?
Jan 13th , 0001hr, Actual construction begins.
Well dang I better get the kids working on their pinewood derby cars today or tomorrow so I have no excuse.
I agree that welding rod looks great.
First 8’ section of fence blocked out to get a feel for how to build it. Now to start the assembly line production.
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So you are going with traditional metal posts. You could print the acorn caps for them!
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I’m waiting for the wire J wraps to hold it all in place. 
This is Bob’s project, not Craigs 
Remember “Operational Quality” ?
Very realistic, Bob. Well done. What are you planning to use for scale barbed wire?