hello all,
this a little scena of a italian town, I want show diferente tipe of constructions and diferent textures. I was used cork and plastic , but also another elements: CD box,fancy paper from cakes, etc...




I need finish now the cobblestone and walkside and other minor details.
best whises
Carlos

Time to play Mozart or Vivaldi,
Jeez, this is a fantastic build!
JB

great combination of styles. Another great build.

Intereasting build you have there it will be intereasting to see how this comes out

Nice work! Good start!

Martyn

Carlos, the blockwork around the Arches is terrific I was looking at some similar blocks just yesterday.

Carlos, this is superbe!

Is it possible to have a picture or desription of the inner life of the right building, the one with the inside curb. I need to do exactly that in the coming weeks and i may save me some time to see your setup.

Thanks
Claude

More outstanding work Carlos! You and Claude are powerhouse modellers!
Simply amazing!!

Carlos,

Literally impressive and inspiring for all of us. Heck, you have me wanting to ditch the vietnam dios and get back into the european theator and do some serious buildings.

Now I think I'll open that bottle of wine and break out a loaf and block of cheese too. Perfectisimo!

Ski.

I hear Verdi's La triviata playing in the background. Great work!

Excellant work so far Carlos i too will be watching this one keep up the good work

Thanks guys for your kindy responses,hope that soon I can prsente this pieces populted with vehicles and figures.
Claude, please see how the curve facade is done: a cardboard base and roof cuted in one corner in semicircle,the curved wall is a semicut cardboard and regular intevale 10-5 mm and glued,
hope that the image give a best idea that mi text :-)


chers

Carlos you and Claude's work is tremendous !!! It scares me but inspires me to try something beyond my skill level . Thanks alot for sharing this with us. Tom

Thank you Carlos, that help's.
I may need something more sturdy as i am going to glue my stone-plasterwork on top of the curb.
I thought of using a double layer of styrodur (total 4 (or 6) cm thick) and sand the cutb in.
I take your solution into account and includ it in my thinking process-

Cheers

Claude

Another piece of art, the different structures of used materials will add life to the diorama and add more realism. Good job Carlos, very inventive to use a cd box ! Keep us posted, I'm hooked up.
G.

Excellent work. I will be following this build closely.

Darryl

Very creative Carlos, great use of a variety of resources, thanks for sharing. Looking forward to seeing more of your progress.

Cheers -

Tim

Hi Carlos!
I just pop in to say hi! I'm one of the two boys that asked you a lot of questions about cork before your demo in Moson. I'm going into hunt mode this week to find the appropriate cork for bricks. I'm building a Staghound at the moment and you are going to laugh but It's going to be set in Normandy I'm going to start a blog in this forum and I would be very happy if you critic my build.
Take care!
Primož from Slovenia

the curved one looks like its an adobe or terra cotta house. kind of like an old spanish mission. U COULD MAKE A CALIFORNIA DIO!!!