Richard you are to kind mate. I hope I can keep it up I am enjoying the build which helps.
Jim, Glad your looking in mate.
not stew again.
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Wood was in fact the preferred fuel. Looking good. PaulE
Paul, that makes sense as that would be readily available everywhere.
Secured the building in place and started adding the greenery. I'm having fun with this. I have some PE plants that I might have a play.
Sorry but a few bad pictures to follow.
comments good and bad and pointers very welcome.
Scottie
Sorry but a few bad pictures to follow.
comments good and bad and pointers very welcome.
Scottie
G
Oh come on mate - that kind of detail is more than the film industry can manage - even stones on top of the tarpaulin. How do you do it?
G
That greenery really adds to the overall look, and I agree with Peter, the level of detail is staggering.
Can I ask how you made the tarp?
Can I ask how you made the tarp?
Peter, Thanks mate I wish I could get that close but really glad you like it.
Andy, thanks mate appreciate it. the tarp is easy to make. I use duro which is a two piece putty. Mix it thoroughly then roll out thinly on a flat surface covered in talc to stop it sticking then cut to shape. leave for a while to start setting up then drape over the object and form the creases.
G
Brilliant, thanks. I've seen something similar made out of milliput, just checking yours was along similar lines as it looks great.
Come on Buddy, now tell the truth!!! You're just showing off your botanical gardening skills again and if you don't stop this, I'm gonna tell mom!!!
On the other hand, besides the five fingers, this is without a doubt, one of your finest works to date Paul. Keep going as it's amazing!!!!!
Prost
Allen
Love the nest in the gutter! Great details & exceptional gardening. PaulE
Allen Thank you very much kind Sir really glad you like it. Please don't tell mom I wont get any sweets.
Thanks Paul really happy you like it.
G
Can you stop it now, this is not playing the game, this is just to good :sleeping2::sleeping2::sleeping2: .
Gone to get my gun.
Pete.
Gone to get my gun.
Pete.
Ok Ok I will stop just don't shoot me :smiling3:
Hi Scottie
That is so realistic it's freaky. Incredible attention to detail. Superb. Only criticism is that the spider hanging from the axe handle only has seven legs!!!
Jim
That is so realistic it's freaky. Incredible attention to detail. Superb. Only criticism is that the spider hanging from the axe handle only has seven legs!!!
Jim
Jim, Thanks mate oh you noticed hop along :tongue-out3:
Simon, they are a mix of things horse hair covered with mixed flock for the hedges by the wall, grass tufts from various manufactures and natural roots covered in flock for the climber on the out house.
Wouter, thanks mate.
Wow I have just been offered £200 for the base. Question is do I sell?
Tell them you'll take £300!
Pete
Pete
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