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Miniatures Adventure => Old West => Topic started by: Malamute on 24 September 2009, 03:03:26 PM
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Yep, getting predictable now, Here is another one for the town. i just can't stop building them, I'm addicted, somebody stop me ;)
The usual mix of foamcore, Polyfilla, balsa wood, mdf base and a new experiment for the verandah roof- bristles from a brush!
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Yep, the bristles work. Very nice as always (didnt do it ALL by yourself though did you!) :D
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Yep, the bristles work. Very nice as always (didnt do it ALL by yourself though did you!) :D
Oh yes, somebody just couldn't help but get involved and picked up the sandpaper... ;)
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Wow that is superb! The paintjob is very nice and the bristles on the roof are a nice touch
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Really nice, mate! :)
Are the flagstones on the verandah home made or is it textured plasticard?
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Very nice! :-*
Now we are waiting for some pics of the whole town. :D
Marco
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Very nice! :-*
Now we are waiting for some pics of the whole town. :D
Marco
We don't need these stinking badges!
Oops sorry was in character then, lovely piece really liking that, now add a few domes, some blue milk, couple of moisture vaporators and we got ourselves a Tatootine homestead boy!
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The Commander
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Really nice, mate! :)
Are the flagstones on the verandah home made or is it textured plasticard?
Wills scenics - Yorkstone flooring I think for the verandah.
The flagstones at the front door are home made.
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I'd love to have something like that. You could also use it in Darkest Africa or the NW Frontier etc.
A very useful and beautifully finished piece of terrain.
Spoilt slightly by the shoddy sanding, though...
lol
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... and an other very nice hacienda! ;)
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Looks good!
Keep building...a sprawling western town is nice for running gun battles...especially if you are using horses!
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Very nice, indeed! Those bristles look rather thick, so I am wondering what kind of brush they came from?
Thanks,
A.Nik-
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Fantastic :o
Love the twiggy roof.
Keep 'em coming - don't ever stop. Once you have too many, just start passing them over to me to look after :D
I hope we'll see the entire town sometime soon ;)
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WOW Gorgeous work Nick. :-*
The paint job is great. :-* :-* :-*
The veranda roof looks great.
You may have answered this in previous threads but where do you get the doors from, especially the front door. Are they home made?
Are we getting to see this in the flesh in a few weeks?
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Another very fine house set for your town project, very authentic looking. How do you store all those pretty buildings?
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WOW :-*
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VERY inspiring Malamute. Nice work indeed. Where is the wagon wheel and water trough from?
-Todd
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Another great building Nick. 8)
The broom bristles definately work. I'll have to remember that for future use.
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Excellent building (it's all that practice!) and the brush-bristle roof works very, very nicely.
This isn't a town anymore - it's an adobe city!
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Great work - you are truly the master of adobe Malamute! :)
I'd be interested in knowing exactly what type of brush bristles u used for the roof as well.
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WOW Gorgeous work Nick. :-*
The paint job is great. :-* :-* :-*
The veranda roof looks great.
You may have answered this in previous threads but where do you get the doors from, especially the front door. Are they home made?
Are we getting to see this in the flesh in a few weeks?
Door are home made, just balsa wood scored with a pencil tp represent planks and dents fo the nails.
The front door is the same with thin strips of balsa added to make the pattern.
Hopefully the town will be ready in time for BLAM, as long as I get the base boards finsihed - starting them might help lol
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VERY inspiring Malamute. Nice work indeed. Where is the wagon wheel and water trough from?
-Todd
Water trough is Hovels and the wheel I can't remember ::)
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I'd be interested in knowing exactly what type of brush bristles u used for the roof as well.
The broom was lying in the basement of my office....Its going ot be difficul to sweep anything up now lol
I have no idea where it came from - its just an old broom with very thin bristles.