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hi, continuing to test the versatility of polystyrene this time I built a damaged house where a couple of German officers decide the way to go.
Hopig you enjoy, ciao
Carlo
 

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hi, continuing to test the versatility of polystyrene this time I built a damaged house where a couple of German officers decide the way to go.
Hopig you enjoy, ciao
Carlo

Carlo,
Very nice result. I personally would put a bit more rubble inside the house
guy{bravo}}
 
Nice job!!...If i may make a suggestion, Roughen up the wall edges to represent broken bricks, it would add a touch more realism!!.

Steve
 
Very nice mate, this is the kinda thing I want to display my Bulge sets with! Keep up the good work!

Craig
 
Carlo...
another little masterpiece...
your work is soooo nice...
you're really doing your buildings fast too...
you could have a damaged village in 2 weeks as fast as you are...
 
Excellent Structure.
Where do you obtain the polystyrene, please ?
What cutting tools do you use, please ?
 
...thanks to all for your kind comments and suggestions.

This is my first modern building, really there is much still to do and implement.
It is much more complicated than an ancient building, in fact this requires much more precision in form and details. I'd like to make a not damaged house but this is a really hard work! The windows for example.

Denver, here I find the polystyrene sheets (generally 1cm, 2cm thick) in the building material stores (this is very cheap matter) and I use standard cutters very sharp to cut them. To avoid crumbling I cut first on one side and than the opposite, the cut must be very exact of course.
Really the whole structure is very light.

Thanks again

Carlo
 
An excellent piece of work and very effective, you obviously have some skill in this and have put it to good use. Great work.

Rob
 
Carlo,

Congratulations! Your craftmanship and talent are first class!
 

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