I,d also like a closer look at whats in all those cabinets, have you ever tried to take any pictures of them with the flash off on the camera?
I rarely use flash in my photos but its the sunlight and room light that causes issues with the glass and mirrors. It looks great in person but its very difficult to photograph.
I might want to try that myself - instead of always making dioramas.
See my room can be messy.
Uh Oh......what on earth are you building now?
A full scale model of the cathedral at Cologne?
The sub pens at Cherbourg?
I bet its the Zoo flax towers!
Hah! I knew it! Thanks Alex, feel a bit better now.
So....
a) What are you going to do with that Panther? and
b) Whatya building now?
Whatever, look forward to seeing the end result.
Simon
Bernard,
When my son was a about one and a half, we were setting up the museum, and Brad and I were getting things ready for the Symposium, when my little man Alec took a header and scared the bejesus out of me. Luckily Brad (a more experienced dad) was there to calm me down, I was ready to rush the little guy to the emergency room, when it turned out all he had was a bruise.
Another time, Alec, who loves to run around up there, tripped and hit his face right next to his eye on the feet of the table on which the Saracen Castle diorama sits, giving himself a big black eye. He was fine, but both times I was out of my mind, blaming myself for not preventing him from falling. Now that he is almost 3, and has had the normal amount of bumps and bruises at school, on the playground, and playing with his little cousins and friends, I am finally used to it . . . although when I hear him cry, I still come running.
