In my spare time... (1 Viewer)

[wayne556517]

This 1 is a beaut mate i like all the levels,i missed your tree,s on ebay i was going to buy them and then copy them (With your permission of course ^&grin)but i missed the ending

 

[villagehorse]

Now you are reaching for the stars, you need planning approval to go any higher. Another beauty. Robin.

 

[waynepoo]

Another well made building Mike........:salute::
Wayne.

 

[GICOP]

Another masterpiece Michael {bravo}}{bravo}}{bravo}}

All the best

Martyn

 

[marco55]

Great one Mike.
Mark

 

[mikemiller1955]

Wonderful overall design of the building - combining different architectural features with ample space for figure display, just not a background object. As an aside, your ability to weather wood is outstanding and far beyond my abilities. It is something I very much avoid doing, based on repeated poor results. But you now have it down as a art form in itself. No layers of unattractive or unconvincing paint. Just wood that has been beaten in the wind and weather.

Ken...thanks...I appreciate the look and the comment...

This 1 is a beaut mate i like all the levels,i missed your tree,s on ebay i was going to buy them and then copy them (With your permission of course ^&grin)but i missed the ending

Wayne...thanks for the comments...the trees were pretty easy to make...just find a nice armature of a small shrub and glue on the flocking...

Now you are reaching for the stars, you need planning approval to go any higher. Another beauty. Robin.

Robin...thanks...yea...it reminds me of a 4 tier wedding cake...^&grin

Another well made building Mike........:salute::
Wayne.

Wayne...thanks...

Another masterpiece Michael {bravo}}{bravo}}{bravo}}

All the best

Martyn

Martyn...thanks!

Great one Mike.
Mark

Mark...thanks...appreciate the look and the comment,,,

 

[mikemiller1955]

a small diorama based building I just finished...

 

[mikemiller1955]

a few more pics...

 

[villagehorse]

Wow another beauty, can believe you have that much spare time Mike. Obviously everything else has gone to rack and ruin. I heard a whisper your neighbours are not happy with the state of your garden{eek3}. Robin.

 

[marco55]

You are a machine sir!No a machine couldn't do that well.Can't wait to see what you do with the new indians and canoes.
Mark

 

[mikemiller1955]

Wow another beauty, can believe you have that much spare time Mike. Obviously everything else has gone to rack and ruin. I heard a whisper your neighbours are not happy with the state of your garden{eek3}. Robin.

thank you Robin...

you're right...I do have too much spare time...I retired way too young...

and both my yard and garden are looking very nice...very, very nice...^&grin

You are a machine sir!No a machine couldn't do that well.Can't wait to see what you do with the new indians and canoes.
Mark

thank you Mark...

I just really enjoy building these things...

plus...

it's nice to sell, them on Ebay...^&grin

 

[mikemiller1955]

one more small collapsed roof desert style building...

 

[Mark IV]

Mike,

The building really allows you to get the most out of your figures.

Looks terrific.

Regards
Mark

 

[mikemiller1955]

Mike,

The building really allows you to get the most out of your figures.

Looks terrific.

Regards
Mark

thank you Mark...

it's also a lot of fun making them...

reminds me of when I was a kid and did car models...

 

[mikemiller1955]

A 3 level building I just finished...

 

[mikemiller1955]

a few more pics...

 

[nmrocks]

a few more pics...

That's a pretty spectacular piece Mike, they get better and better!
Ray

 

[Fraxinus]

Wonderful work, as always. These multi-tiered buildings really allow for the figures to be displayed with the wall in front defining the space. In the end, I would think that the display space for the actual figures is high as compared to the square inches of the overall foot-print. How large is the building's foot-print with and without the wall and how tall? Again, splendid work.

 

[mestell]

I just "stumbled" upon this wonderful thread of yours Mike . . . . . very enjoyable to view all of your nicely created buildings and to read all of the supporting comments from other forum members . . . . . just great stuff!
:smile2: Mike

 

[mikemiller1955]

That's a pretty spectacular piece Mike, they get better and better!
Ray

Ray...thanks for the nice compliment...

Wonderful work, as always. These multi-tiered buildings really allow for the figures to be displayed with the wall in front defining the space. In the end, I would think that the display space for the actual figures is high as compared to the square inches of the overall foot-print. How large is the building's foot-print with and without the wall and how tall? Again, splendid work.

Ken...thanks for the comment...I believe it was 12x12x12 inches ...I sold it on Ebay...

I just "stumbled" upon this wonderful thread of yours Mike . . . . . very enjoyable to view all of your nicely created buildings and to read all of the supporting comments from other forum members . . . . . just great stuff!
:smile2: Mike

Mike...thanks for taking the time to comment...Happy Holidays to you buddy...is your annual golf trip coming up soon?