Diggers

I like your pillbox and the bird flying along the canal - very effective.

That’s an impressive street of buildings you are putting together there George. I particularly like your windows. A couple of things I’d like to ask.

Are all the brick papers you have used from Scalescene? I think I recognize London Brick, Aged Red and some Blue? But is that Brown brick on your latest creation? I like it and think I could use some myself.

On the building that your pub is going to join to, how did you make the raised brick (or is it stone) feature (corbelling??) between the third and fourth floors? It looks really effective but cutting it out must have been fiendishly difficult!

I got home this afternoon, but with two invasive ops under one GA I'm rather sore and swollen and can only shuffle around. I'm due back in two weeks for a check up and results.

Tomorrow I'll review what I can do modelling-wise and look at the options for progressing Denmark/Emblem house. I think there'll be very little else I can do, like gardening, shopping and so on, with the need to rest and taking it easy, so modelling looks like my recuperate way forward, although it will depend on how I feel.

;-)

G

Two weeks of wall to wall modeling at your rate of output Graeme will equate to the completion of a couple of entire London boroughs

Yeah, factory backs win

Factory backs get my vote, or maybe run down housing. Whatever you decide just make it grimy

I just love this thread. Quality work that is posted at a remarkable rate of knots and I really like the clear and concise explanations. But mainly I just love the way you take photos and turn them into something 3D. You have inspired me to resurrect my modeling skills for the first time in 30 years, and do something similar in card in 4mm - albeit at a snails pace compared to you . So thank you Grahame