Greg, Thanks mate glad you like it.
Thanks John, ok I will keep quiet lol.
not stew again.
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Steve, You are to kind mate really glad you like it. I will hopefully have an update soon.
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Awesome Paul great progress
Thanks Lee, appreciate it.
Hi Scottie
That cart is excellent. Your painting of the metal work is as realistic as it gets.
Jim
That cart is excellent. Your painting of the metal work is as realistic as it gets.
Jim
Jim,
Thanks mate really glad you like it, it's amazing what a bit of pigment can do.
Top marks on the painting Scottie :thumb2::thumb2:
Cheers,
Richard
Cheers,
Richard
Thanks Richard glad your looking in.
In the right hands, yes!
Pete
it covers a whole lot of evils lol.
Excellent Scottie, sure looks great lovely work. Delight to see and learn
By the way is it 2 or 4 horse power lol
Bob
By the way is it 2 or 4 horse power lol
Bob
Bob, glad you like it but what don't know what you will learn. This is the coupe version so had the two donkey drive.
:tears-of-joy: Lucky thing it has donkey drive...it could have been a Walkwagen... where's my coat and hat??
Cheers,
Richard
I have started work on the lean to. It is a mixture of coffee stirrers and evergreen sheet. The only other addition is the wooden dowels on the joints made from evergreen rod.
Hoping to make it look old and neglected.
I have to add nail heads etc and the same wooden slats to the end wall.
As always thanks for looking
Hoping to make it look old and neglected.
I have to add nail heads etc and the same wooden slats to the end wall.
As always thanks for looking
G
More smart stuff Scottie.
Thanks Peter,
Hi Scottie
Great stuff once again. Mixing wood and styrene is a nice idea especially as you can paint styrene to look like wood so well. Only danger is that your styrene will look more wooden than your wood :tongue-out3: :thinking:
Jim
Great stuff once again. Mixing wood and styrene is a nice idea especially as you can paint styrene to look like wood so well. Only danger is that your styrene will look more wooden than your wood :tongue-out3: :thinking:
Jim
Jim, Thanks mate your right I never thought of that I will have to give that some thought.
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