Dorset 1700s * 17.04.16 Some Salute game shots*

[Thunderchicken]

There's a big footprint in the harbour.

[Silent Invader]

There's a big footprint in the harbour.

It's not big it's little..... 

[OSHIROmodels]

It's not big it's little..... 

And we know who's 

Isn't that a lot more than you said you'd be doing?

Well, you know how it goes...

Anyway, pot, kettle, black 

cheers

James

[carlos marighela]

It's intriguing to discover that a man who is allegedly 6'8" has such tiny feet. Must create considerable balance issues. The air pressure change from someone closing a door would probably be sufficient to make him topple. Maybe the wizard's tower and Al Burj Model were made in a desperate attempt to prop himself upright and stand erect in the face of a mild summer breeze?

Inquring minds must know.

[Mason]

It's intriguing to discover that a man who is allegedly 6'8" has such tiny feet.....

That is not his footprint.

That is the Mark of The Master!
 

[OSHIROmodels]

With Salute looming as it usually does its time to crack on with finishing the table and for today it's the harbour buildings.





Got two more to do (one is done, just need to stick a new one next to it) and then it's on to finishin the harbour properly 

Will it be an all nighter the night before? Oh I think it will 

Inquring minds must know.

6'5" and size 11 

cheers

James

[duhamel]

beautiful building as usual. 

[Dr DeAth]

Gorgeous 

[Mason]

They look bloody brilliant, mate.
The various sizes and textures, details and angles really add to the look and feel of the row.
 

air pressure change from someone closing a door would probably be sufficient to make him topple.

Doors used to cause other problems too, but the invention of the 'Bibblyflap' has worked wonders, I hear.....

[Hammers]

Gorgeous. I am sure you will work some leftover papadums into the scenery to.

[Elk101]

They look the business. The painting scheme really works well too.

[gamer Mac]

Lovely work Jim
I love the alignment of the buildings or should that be Non-alignment

[Captain Blood]

Marvellous James.
Reminds me a little of the old customs house at Bayards Cove in Dartmouth 

[carlos marighela]

Truly wonderful stuff. Individually the buildings are lovely  but combined they are really superb. Too often you see homogeneous collections of buildings on a table, which whilst not unknown in real life is a lot rarer than people seem to think. At the other end of the spectrum you see random assortments of 'whatever is available' plonked down. These strike a wonderful balance of a tie in of styles with sufficient variance to appear real.

I really can't wait to see everything in place.

Apologies for crediting you with an additional three inches James.  As they say in the classics, size isn't all that matters.

[von Lucky]

I am sure you will work some leftover papada into the scenery to.

Googled "papada". That's a double chin or multiple papadum?

Lovely terrain.