Wooden Cart Tutorial

[Sangennaru]

Hi everyone!

I've done a simple tutorial about making styrene wood pieces, instead of using balsa... it is quite a new technique for me too, but i'm rather happy of the final result!

Read the tutorial here! It is quite long, but i hope it worths!

Cheers,
Jack

[AndrewBeasley]

Wow  sums it up

It reminds me of an old cart I had for D&D games - happy days complete with 10 foot poles  

[Svennn]

Nice work Sir. Some interesting bits on your site too. I had seen quite a few on here but had not had a good browse on the site until now.

[gauntman]

Love your site...  Some great ideas.. 

Thanks for sharing.

[snitcythedog]

Very nice toot.  Useful.
Snitchy sends.

[Sangennaru]

thanks pals!

i'm glad you liked it, it was almost my first try with this new method (taken by emmanuel), i have to pratice more!!!

[white knight]

That's very cool and inspiring!!!

[Galland]

Thanks for the tutorial, it is really a great inspiration!

[Sangennaru]

thank you for the comment! soon i'll post it painted...

[Willypold]

Echoing Galland's sentiment – good-looking cart and helpful tutorial!

[Sangennaru]

Cart painted!!!





for much more check my site, bigger pictures, explanations, and the tutorial of course! =)

http://www.thelazyforger.com/2011/04/paint-a-cart/



Cheers,
Jack

[6milPhil]

I do admire the way you do nothing by halves. Lovely stuff. 

[Cheeky Monkey]

As usual you have produced a beautiful little set piece. Have bookmarked your site so I can peruse it at my leisure.

[Sangennaru]

I do admire the way you do nothing by halves. Lovely stuff. 

I do.
A LOT of things.
But i don't post them on my site!!! XD

[tomogui]

Beautiful work! Love the paint job and all the attention to detail.

I also have bookmarked your site for perusal later. Some masterful stuff there. Thank you!