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Lovely scene! You can breathe a calm atmosphere there 
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So what's he shouting then? 
Those MiniArt vacuum formed dioramas can be tricky to assemble and you've done a good job there!!!
Those figures fit really well and you've made another sweet diorama that talks to you without saying a single word - well done!
Those MiniArt vacuum formed dioramas can be tricky to assemble and you've done a good job there!!!
Those figures fit really well and you've made another sweet diorama that talks to you without saying a single word - well done!
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He's yawning I think jens, he's just woke up and looks like breakfast is on its waySo what's he shouting then?
Those MiniArt vacuum formed dioramas can be tricky to assemble and you've done a good job there!!!
Those figures fit really well and you've made another sweet diorama that talks to you without saying a single word - well done!
Thanks mate the only bit I wasn't happy with was the roof. Can see where the cement has melted it. Was trying to think of a way to cover it up?
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Thank youLovely scene! You can breathe a calm atmosphere there
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Jack....I have an idea per December that i’m Sure you will like it....Thank you
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Go on....Jack....I have an idea per December that i’m Sure you will like it....
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He's yawning I think jens, he's just woke up and looks like breakfast is on its way
Thanks mate the only bit I wasn't happy with was the roof. Can see where the cement has melted it. Was trying to think of a way to cover it up?
Put some moss on it perhaps? Grass?
Just looking at my old roof there's a million things growing on it
Alternatively if you're really into a custom job you could fabricobble single shingles and cover the whole roof, but a bit of greenery is probably easier, and as effective?
Regardless it looks fantastic!
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Might give the moss idea a go cheers jensPut some moss on it perhaps? Grass?
Just looking at my old roof there's a million things growing on it
Alternatively if you're really into a custom job you could fabricobble single shingles and cover the whole roof, but a bit of greenery is probably easier, and as effective?
Regardless it looks fantastic!
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