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Great little shop
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Came out nice, Gee, what a surprise-NOT!
Love the roof. Forget the bars on the back window, they would take out the door's.
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Looks good ! Love this blue sign, nice contrast on the wall. Nasty pins on the cornerposts though, is it for oranges ??
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Troels,
And all this done in pain.
We all know what type of work you do when things are normal. I'd love to see what you do when your angry.
Keep up the good work.
Tim and I arrived in Peabody at 10:00 PM, I try to start a thread with pictures. I'm not sure where to post it though.
Ralph
Growing Old is Mandatory
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angry?quote:
Originally posted by CN6401
Troels,
And all this done in pain.
We all know what type of work you do when things are normal. I'd love to see what you do when your angry.
Keep up the good work.
this?
http://yewknee.com/blog/13468/
i look forward to your pictures, i would guess the ruglar lounge would be the place to post them?
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I guess that is an Art/hoax conceptual study......
When looking at the pics, you see that we're looking at a photo of a building, made up into a "box" (to get the shadows more correct) and placed in front of a grey backdrop and photographed again....
And as the pics are taken from the web, I guess it falls under copyright infringement on part of the artist Ofra Lapid.....
No way that it is "scale models" however......
I do love the buildings though....Michael Graff
"Deo Adjuvante Labor Proficit"
Swedish custom model builder.
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I don't think I could model when angry, which I rarely am (I can get though... once when a car driver hit me on my bicycle I jumped up the front of his car and grabbed his head through the roof hatch and tried to pull him out ;-) But normally I'm a gentle giant ;-)
Troels Kirk
Näsum, SwedenComment
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Giants are often gentle...
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A little more work on the Furlow's. Finials, awning and signwork.
Since it is only for the occasional shot through the street I simply handlettered without even outlining a little in pencil, so forgive the spacing and "personality"... the same goes for the awning's striping.
A little stack of firewood from the shay with some end stakes found a home too.
Troels Kirk
Näsum, SwedenComment
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All that snow on the ground makes the scene look cold!
Ian Hodgkiss#8232;
The Steamy Pudding - NG in 1:24 scale (in progress)
Frog Halt - NG in 1:12 scale (coming soon)
East of the Wanganui River, south of Hokitika - NG logging in 1:43 scale (planned)#8232;
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That's really a charming little building, Troels.
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Ian, it is get to be that time of the year.
Troels, very nice looking little building.
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Neat little building!
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I'm looking forward to see it "in the flesh" tomorrow ;-)
Michael Graff
"Deo Adjuvante Labor Proficit"
Swedish custom model builder.
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Good trick for the left over shay wood pile Troels....
I used it before as well, but the ent stakes are a better idea.
Furlows is coming along very nice!!
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