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Hi Pibber
Your stuff really looks great. I really like the wagons. I have some of these that I need to get around to painting one of these days.
Pete - Binpicker, Out!
Your stuff really looks great. I really like the wagons. I have some of these that I need to get around to painting one of these days.
Pete - Binpicker, Out!
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Hi all !
Thank you very much for yours comments
(very good french "jb"
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bwegle :
No one manufacture my buildings, those are self made product
I have drawing houses on paper sheet,
made photocopy of them,
glue copy on 1mm pasteboard,
and cut, fold and bring together differents parts.
Finishing with differents acrylic paints.
Few pictures to illustrate the principe...
My town (not finish
)
the principe :



Same principe for a dutch bridge :



Another example :





Houses before painting (left flat is not already paint)

another example (roads and many houses are not already paint ) :

for your inspiration


Thank you very much for yours comments

(very good french "jb"

bwegle :
No one manufacture my buildings, those are self made product

I have drawing houses on paper sheet,
made photocopy of them,
glue copy on 1mm pasteboard,
and cut, fold and bring together differents parts.
Finishing with differents acrylic paints.
Few pictures to illustrate the principe...
My town (not finish


the principe :



Same principe for a dutch bridge :



Another example :






Houses before painting (left flat is not already paint)

another example (roads and many houses are not already paint ) :



Pibber.
(Long life to GHQ !)
(Long life to GHQ !)
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Hi pibber
Excellent, splendid, very effective, etc. I do not know enough adjectives in English to adequately define your work.
I have a further practical question. You said you have about 80 tiles, How do you store them? Many years ago I thought to a similar system with 30x30 cm tiles but stopped after a few tiles because I could not solve the problem of storage (and transportation) of the finished tiles,
Then I passed to other scales and periods, but I still have a lot of empty tiles and you are inspiring me in starting again to work on them (even if surely not at yopur level)
Excellent, splendid, very effective, etc. I do not know enough adjectives in English to adequately define your work.
I have a further practical question. You said you have about 80 tiles, How do you store them? Many years ago I thought to a similar system with 30x30 cm tiles but stopped after a few tiles because I could not solve the problem of storage (and transportation) of the finished tiles,
Then I passed to other scales and periods, but I still have a lot of empty tiles and you are inspiring me in starting again to work on them (even if surely not at yopur level)
Ubicumque et semper
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Impressive, most impressive!
I've seen this approach before, but this looks one of the best examples.
I've seen this approach before, but this looks one of the best examples.
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