discussion WRC New Zealand 2003.."Er, control, we have a problem!"

[Guest]

Best place for a 206 if you ask me !!! Great build, as usual Ron, even without the silicone

Cheers, Neil

 

[spanner570]

http://rockandrollmyths.wordpress.com/chapter-1-rock-and-roll-behaviour/roll-into-swimming-pool/

Cheers for the info. Joe........I don't recall it one bit - then again the 60s-early 70s was that time of my life when I didn't remember much in any case.....I didn't even realise I had to eat!!!!!!

 

[monica]

oh wow that would be neat and funny you could always have him crashing into a bus with his drinking pal Mr reed

 

[papa 695]

Great work again Ron and such a witty little diorama

 

[spanner570]

Thanks Ian, because of the awful decals, what started out as a serious bit of work ended up a sort of 'fun build' If you follow....

Cheers,

Ron

 

[Guest]

I think it's brilliant use of everyday stuff, I am new to dios and this Site so to see things like pizza boxes an the like being used to such great effect is very inspirational great work

 

[Guest]

Ron is the master of dioramas & using everyday materials! You'd do far worse than check out some of his old posts

 

[downscale model art]

hi ron..its an old story that keith moon drove his brand new rolls royce into a swimming pool while on a brandy and cocaine binge just for a laugh. i bought a 1.25 roller all set for the dio. i still need to figure out the water issue. i might try a clear resin i can get from work but i know through past experience that it melts the paintwork. as the car will be modelled with just its front going in the water. i need to somehow protect it from the resin. gonna test clingfilm?

 

[Gern]

Another smashing concept beautifully executed Ron.

Gern

 

[bazers]

Great Ron where did you get that idea from (not something you have done

i hope ).

 

[Guest]

Ron thats fabulous,really nice to see you back and having a bit of fun !

 

[Guest]

My apologies Ron I missed this the first time around. I think you have a very rare talent of not just being a great modeller who can turn household objects into scale replicas but an amazing creative eye for a diorama. This is a perfect example and what a cracker of an idea, beautifully executed and put together.

 

[spanner570]

Just got back from a w/end away and am playing catch-up. I didn't expect to see this rising from the depths (some pun eh?)

Thanks Richard for your excellent post.

Also, I wish to apologise to all you good people who commented before him and I didn't reply to. No excuses, sorry.....

Ron

 

[Guest]

Simply awesome dio! Like the idea of using real water and other "home" materials. Works magic.

Take care,

Rok