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Miniatures Adventure => Age of the Big Battalions => Topic started by: OSHIROmodels on July 17, 2016, 06:24:44 PM
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The 10mm commission continues with a farmhouse this time. This will be a bit more of a wip as I've remembered to take some progress photos.
The base is 120mm square and I sketched out the basic plan on it. The squiggly thing will be a tree.
(http://i279.photobucket.com/albums/kk138/jimbibbly/Terrain/BA86C7B1-F6FF-4FB8-8E26-176E2AFF7E20_zpsx6ofxbq2.jpg)
Then I drew and cut out the building walls on 1mm styrene (no lasers this time ;D )
(http://i279.photobucket.com/albums/kk138/jimbibbly/Terrain/f9f6d99c-97ec-42a7-a6e1-b56dbd1151cb_zpsjaspq3c0.jpg)
Then the walls were stuck together with braces in the corners and the roof was cut out from a 1:160 scale sheet of tiles. Ridge tiles and wall details were also stuck on. The compound walls have been roughed out and there will be a stable/small barn in the corner; style of which I have yet to decide.
(http://i279.photobucket.com/albums/kk138/jimbibbly/Terrain/7CEA2193-DFFA-46B3-95EC-FAD451F51C14_zpsdraluu77.jpg)
(http://i279.photobucket.com/albums/kk138/jimbibbly/Terrain/60063247-0E76-40A3-938E-187F6D54951E_zpsyja6npwc.jpg)
More to follow soon :)
cheers
James
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Smashing!
How did you cut all the windows so cleanly?
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Thanks :)
Just practise and a sharp scalpel. I changed the bade twice to make sure the point was kept.
cheers
James
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Nice, how did you do the angled ends to the roof?
I tried this before, and couldn't work the angles out at all.
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Nice work :D
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Nice, how did you do the angled ends to the roof?
Trial and error normally but fortunately in this instance I got it right first time.
cheers
James
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Some more progress on this one. I've changed the main wall for a fence as most of the pictures I've found seem to have it this way.
(http://i279.photobucket.com/albums/kk138/jimbibbly/Terrain/5A0C86BF-800A-4A7A-A69F-FF5FEF0B5C24_zps044rqdda.jpg)
(http://i279.photobucket.com/albums/kk138/jimbibbly/Terrain/21CD79B6-742C-4C19-B74E-BD7A943A47B8_zpssbeue8qo.jpg)
(http://i279.photobucket.com/albums/kk138/jimbibbly/Terrain/D37354F9-E235-474A-BB20-934582A71D1E_zpsjvmiuhfb.jpg)
The pound coin is 22mm in diameter.
cheers
James
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Impressive. ;D
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This looks great. :-*
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Thanks chaps :)
I think I'll be doing a brick stables with a bit of framing on it off on the right hand side.
cheers
James
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Brilliant mate! :-*
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It really is brilliant 8)
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Lovely work!
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Top Job!
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Thanks again chaps :)
The stables have been built and the fence painted. Just the stables to paint and ground work/foliage so hopefully this should be done by the end of the day.
(http://i279.photobucket.com/albums/kk138/jimbibbly/Terrain/7E2F68D7-CE6D-4021-97CC-513D39EF32E0_zpseckti3jm.jpg)
(http://i279.photobucket.com/albums/kk138/jimbibbly/Terrain/87A216A2-BAB6-4ACF-A083-7546B18FB199_zpsuwba3kdj.jpg)
(http://i279.photobucket.com/albums/kk138/jimbibbly/Terrain/2D782530-E9EF-4BF0-BC84-C52D00074D57_zpsnh6iii66.jpg)
cheers
James
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Gorgeous :-*
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Very nice. I'm watching how you do this so I can borrow the techniques for 6mm.
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;D
That is beautiful work for any scale James...but 10mm...WOW!
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Thanks gents :)
It's complete now, just need to wait for client approval :)
(http://i279.photobucket.com/albums/kk138/jimbibbly/Terrain/243D7B5C-1EDF-4E05-A060-396C3E7B264B_zpsw3x0khkb.jpg)
(http://i279.photobucket.com/albums/kk138/jimbibbly/Terrain/C6CAA256-3A7A-42FA-904D-EBE947258ADC_zpsjruemqv7.jpg)
(http://i279.photobucket.com/albums/kk138/jimbibbly/Terrain/1CB0EBD3-3343-4ADE-B0A1-66539F241BE0_zpstmqadl2x.jpg)
(http://i279.photobucket.com/albums/kk138/jimbibbly/Terrain/F96DE03A-93CD-490B-B9A2-48521DAE80D4_zpstdhcgtki.jpg)
(http://i279.photobucket.com/albums/kk138/jimbibbly/Terrain/1708099D-5156-415D-A7D0-3CC98481B7E2_zpsrxeclilh.jpg)
(http://i279.photobucket.com/albums/kk138/jimbibbly/Terrain/6FC912A4-141E-4459-85EB-506227310D00_zpsf67ljolg.jpg)
(http://i279.photobucket.com/albums/kk138/jimbibbly/Terrain/7B3EE2C6-99F0-49F8-A8B7-A108D13F2E2D_zpsd72amjhn.jpg)
cheers
James
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WOW! I love the effect you achieved with just a bit of plastic strip! And all in one day? I am truly in awe.
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Delightful :-*
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Outstanding!!! You should be casting and selling those. :-*
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Thanks again chaps :)
You should be casting and selling those. :-*
It wouldn't be fair to the commissioner :)
I did think about doing some different ones but I've got too much to do as it is and there are quite a few 10mm buildings of this type on the market anyway.
cheers
James
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Ideallic mate! :-*
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Lovely work, mate.
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I have rumbled how you do these likkal bikkal buildings now, though....
I saw enough of Ant Man last week to suss your secret.
;) ;D
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Cheers fellas :)
I have rumbled how you do these likkal bikkal buildings now, though....
I saw enough of Ant Man last week to suss your secret.
;) ;D
I can't be a giant all the time ;D
cheers
James
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Outstanding :o
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Excellent, looks very Germanic 8) 8) 8)
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Beautiful. ;D
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That is simply superb! The weathering/ ageing on the barn is particularly good. makes it look like a photo of the real thing.
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Many thanks again gents :)
cheers
James
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Superb work, WOW! :-*
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That looks museum quality! In this age of laser cut MDF everything, or resin buildings, it is refreshing to see someone just plain old scratch-build something like this and have it come out many times over better than commercial product...! :o 8) :-*
Alan
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Love it :-*