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Other Stuff => Workbench => Topic started by: matakishi on 14 November 2006, 11:54:24 PM
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busy, busy, busy....
I'm making a 5 building 'village' for general jungle use, Vietnam, Burma, that sort of thing.
I shall be using the 'towel thatch' to roof everything so I'm very excited at trying something new :)
Day one is here:
http://www.matakishi.com/vietnambuildings.htm
Updates will follow etc.
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They are going to look the dogs watsits
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I look forward to seeing your attempts with the "towel method." :)
I have not gotten back to finishing my huts yet, but I liked the method and found it quick and easy (but VERY messy as towel bits were everywhere.)
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I've finished building everything. Thatching tomorrow....:)
http://www.matakishi.com/vietnambuildings.htm
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Amazing work! I also want to see how your thatching turns out! :D
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Great, i need cork!
Looking forward to see thatching ...
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I've done the thatching. It was easy :lol:
http://www.matakishi.com/vietnambuildings.htm
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I've done the thatching. It was easy :lol:
http://www.matakishi.com/vietnambuildings.htm
wow, great idea, more as easy :mrgreen:
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:o That was a stroke of genius!!! :lol: :lol:
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Great! I shudder to think of the hordes of teddy bears which were skinned to provide my thatched roofs...
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Looks Great M! I was so happy to learn of the "towel method" a few months ago. I've been doing a roof every so often because I can set a piece and forget about it for a while.
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I want to see them painted can´t wait :D
I like the thing you thatching these article .
Grimm
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Can't keep my eyes off of that marmite in the pictures, haha.
I'm sure to give the towel technique a try, it looks damned handy and cost efficient, :P
Beats all those kits that use resin modeled thatch by a mile.
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That does look great, and what a perfect colour for the towel! Liking this project very much, and I am going to start work on some Vietnamese hooches shortly as well!
Thanks for detailing the methods so well!
n.
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Well, here's the first one painted to check the colours.
I'm happy with it :)
(http://www.matakishi.com/Vietnam%20test%20hut%206%20600.jpg)
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Awww, it´s sa-weet! Now build another one to hide a PT-76 inside! Quick! ;) :D
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Woah! That's great!! :love:
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Everything's finished. There's a full gallery here:
http://www.matakishi.com/vietnambuildingspics.htm
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like every time GRATE WORK :mrgreen:
Grimm
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Fantastic Matakishi! How many buildings in your little village? And do we get to see a shot with them set up in a jungle? :mrgreen:
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Very nice buildings and great tutorial.
Thanks!
Olivier
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I've added a couple of shots of the whole village to the gallery.
(http://www.matakishi.com/Vietnam%20village%209%20600.jpg)
The rest are here:
http://www.matakishi.com/vietnambuildingspics.htm
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Nice buildings Paul. I was a bit sceptical when I saw them unpainted, but they look great now. The Thatch has come up really well. :)
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Nice buildings Paul. I was a bit sceptical when I saw them unpainted, but they look great now. The Thatch has come up really well. :)
I've got you down on the 'no faith' list now, I'll be watching you carefully......
8)
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look very realistic, Matakishi. Wish they were mine :mrgreen:
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I feel suitably chastised now, probably like one of your pupils... :)
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Having seen so much of Paul's work, he could put a pile of scrap clippings and say he's going to build the Taj Mahal in 28mm and I would not doubt him. :lol: