villagehorse
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Yes that will be a challenge, Jack's much better half has taken on the task which I believe will basically be a Coke bottle (of which Jack has many lying around) covered in paper mache and Bob will do the basket, I know they will over come any problems, adapt and succeed......:wink2:Looking forward to seeing how you handle the balloon. Robin.
And only come out at night {eek3}^&grin
Thanks Moe,Wow Wayne, those buildings look great!:salute::
However, something tells me that, in yet another instance, "Rome wasn't built in a day."
Do you have any idea how many hours that you put into those models?
-Moe
Maybe start on some 'Hobbiton' buildings soon but the scale might be an issue not to mention how to do hairy feet! ^&grin a sheepish dilemma :wink2:Looking good Wayne, you must be pleased with the results, the buildings really are well done mate, I especially like the weathering and damaged bits, thanks heaps for taking time to post these updates! Cheers.:salute::
Maybe start on some 'Hobbiton' buildings soon but the scale might be an issue not to mention how to do hairy feet! ^&grin a sheepish dilemma :wink2:
Wayne.
Stay tuned....................:wink2:Not likely, a big stretch of the imagination to transform this pile of foam to anything useful. Throw this type of packing material away all the time, now I would not do this if I thought it could be useful in diorama's would i?:wink2:, Robin.
Another Sunday, here we have started the Gallilpoli dio, this pile of foam will be terraformed into Suvla Bay and Lone Pine....much to do.
Wayne.