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Beautiful buildings Job, very convincing and neatly made. When I saw the toilet block in your last post I looked forward to the main school building, and it is very impressive. The windows and glazing work really well. 

 

I wonder what the special occasion is? A class outing perhaps?

8 hours ago, Mikkel said:

I wonder what the special occasion is? A class outing perhaps?

 

Thanks for the nice complement. Actually it's because Miss Shaw is celebrating that's she is a teacher for 25 years at the school.

 

See the article in The  Middleshire Magazine for Local History.

 

Lovely modelling Job. 

 

Cheers, 

 

Mark 

 

 

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16 hours ago, Job's Modelling said:

 

Thanks for the nice complement. Actually it's because Miss Shaw is celebrating that's she is a teacher for 25 years at the school.

 

See the article in The  Middleshire Magazine for Local History.

 

 

Great stuff, Job! I actually felt sadness when I read about the school closure    Little by little and in different ways you are building the narrative - and physical evidence - of a whole world of its own.

 

On the subject of creating worlds, I recently revisited some of the fantastic work of Michael Paul Smith. You have probably seen it on the web. His Flickr account is here. There is also a nice documentary made (below). After watching it he is no longer just "the guy who makes cool model cameos", but a real person. Sadly he has now passed away, a good thing the documentary was made.

 

 

 

 

Mikkel thanks for sharing the information of Michael Paul Smith

 

Greetings,

Job

I have not been on the forum for a while, Job! But delighted to see more of your school project. Lovely modelling, as always!
 

Marlyn

That looks a lot like the scenes outside Audley Range School, filmed by the famed Mitchell & Kenyon film team. 
 

 

@Mikkel, thanks for posting that documentary. What a sad but ultimately marvellous story!

Yes, and the film is extremely well made too, I think. At first I thought all those accolades on the title screen were humorously meant, but after watching it I can see why it has attracted attention as a documentary in its own right.