Clean-up.

Beginning steps - deciding what you want to build.

Materials - what to use and where to get it.

Tools - a bare bones set of tools.

Modifying the fork-ends with stainless faces.

Modifying the bottom bracket shell to work with my mix of angles.

Mitering the tubes.

Soldering the main triangle.

Soldering the rear triangle.

Cleaning up the lugs. Complete with lots of pictures of the naked unpainted frame.

Making transfers.

Painting.

Addendum.

Now for the messy, tedious bit. All that excess filler has to be removed. I started with a Dremel, then mainly used needle files and emery cloth (usually wrapped around needle files). It takes a very long time. Finally, I substituted 180 grit wet and dry emery cloth, and then gave the whole frame a thorough scrub under running water with a couple of scotchbright pads. The end result is quite pretty.