Last night I began to mess around with some scrap balsa and plastic card. I had nothing in mind but I did want to test out if all the bits I had lying around could produce something passable for the gaming table. In the end I think my measurements were a little on the small side, I have revised my plans for some Afghan type dwellings. Maybe the three litres of cider that I drank whilst making this had a detrimental effect?
Today I splashed out £4.99 on a book (big money for me as I usually buy from charity shops-I'm not tight just broke!). "On secret service east of Constantinople" by Peter Hopkirk. This chaps work is amazing and well worth a read but be careful because you will be ordering figures before the last chapter.
I would add that I use paint samples from the cheapest shops I can find, they cost around a pound and last for ages-dont use your expensive paints on terrain!
Thanks for looking.
Drunken scratch building and still quality work produced, great work.
ReplyDelete....maybe just slightly intoxicated scratch building as it was only 3 litres.
ReplyDeleteFantastic work!!! beer and modelling doesn't go with me unless I want a bomb damaged building!!
ReplyDeleteThanks chaps...only 3 litres-Im never going drinking with you angry! I feel like death today!
ReplyDeleteThis is great - very impressive! What did you use for the roof? Excellent stuff.
ReplyDeleteI used plastic card, I got it from a railway shop...they also had corrugated iron, stone paving and bricks. really useful stuff for around £3.
ReplyDeleteNice...I'll look it up - cheers.
ReplyDeletehaha thanks west! I butted the roof together...just cut one piece slightly larger than the other...
ReplyDeleteNice work solo ... I may need to get pissed and give it a go!!
ReplyDeleteGreat work Carl!!!
ReplyDeleteI am wondering what you could do if you had more materials to use...:-)
Well done!
T.