Hello all, this is one of the pieces that I´m working now. Is a tipical worker´s house that yoiu can see in every russian industrial city. I made it entirely in plastic, include brick work
greetings
CArlos
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blockhaus
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Posted: Monday, October 10, 2005 - 09:13 AM UTC
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Posted: Monday, October 10, 2005 - 09:27 AM UTC
Looks great. A lot like my wife's old house in Finland
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Posted: Monday, October 10, 2005 - 11:01 AM UTC
Wow that looks awesome... you should do a feature on it
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Posted: Monday, October 10, 2005 - 11:03 AM UTC
Carlos, you are doing a grand job once again. You do amazing work. I am getting ready to start on a russian house for my big dio and will soon be asking you to many questions I am sure Excellent work. Kevin
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Posted: Monday, October 10, 2005 - 05:59 PM UTC
Another great piece of work Carlos.
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Posted: Monday, October 10, 2005 - 08:46 PM UTC
Hola Carlos
Looks like the real deal there! How difficult is it to texture the different surfaces? ie. The roof compared to the walls...
Also you mentioned brickwork- did you mean the walls? Are they yet to be patterned or are the actually to be stone?
Cheers
Brad
Looks like the real deal there! How difficult is it to texture the different surfaces? ie. The roof compared to the walls...
Also you mentioned brickwork- did you mean the walls? Are they yet to be patterned or are the actually to be stone?
Cheers
Brad
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Posted: Tuesday, October 11, 2005 - 12:30 AM UTC
Hi Carlos
Great job ,love the fact that you use so many materials to do these many of which are at hand for us modlers great work on the stone work,roof and windows.
Looking forward to seeing more.
Cheers Chris
Great job ,love the fact that you use so many materials to do these many of which are at hand for us modlers great work on the stone work,roof and windows.
Looking forward to seeing more.
Cheers Chris
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Posted: Tuesday, October 11, 2005 - 05:19 AM UTC
Hello, thanks for your nice words
I will try expalin what metod I used for this house
this texture is easy to make. the walls are made with plastic of 3mm of tickness.first I sanded with sandpaper of the I number 5, later with the tip of a cutter it rasps all the plastic and with a scriber it marks all the wood.
The roof made it like in the reality:I put a series of ribbons of plastic and later a second series that you/they cover the union among them. To get the texture it treats the ribbons of plastic as the walls: first it sands them and later it rasps them with the cutter. It depends of like use the cutter you will get a texture but or less deep.also sand all the borders of the ribbons and apply small bites in the borders so that they were not so right and they lost the aspect of ribbon of plastic.
the bricks of the chimney are pieces of plastic of 2X6 mm glued to the structure. after gluing all the pieces I have applied a generous layer of solvent universal this dilutes the borders and he/she gives him an aspect of very interesting old brick.
cheers
Carlos
I will try expalin what metod I used for this house
this texture is easy to make. the walls are made with plastic of 3mm of tickness.first I sanded with sandpaper of the I number 5, later with the tip of a cutter it rasps all the plastic and with a scriber it marks all the wood.
The roof made it like in the reality:I put a series of ribbons of plastic and later a second series that you/they cover the union among them. To get the texture it treats the ribbons of plastic as the walls: first it sands them and later it rasps them with the cutter. It depends of like use the cutter you will get a texture but or less deep.also sand all the borders of the ribbons and apply small bites in the borders so that they were not so right and they lost the aspect of ribbon of plastic.
the bricks of the chimney are pieces of plastic of 2X6 mm glued to the structure. after gluing all the pieces I have applied a generous layer of solvent universal this dilutes the borders and he/she gives him an aspect of very interesting old brick.
cheers
Carlos
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Posted: Tuesday, October 11, 2005 - 05:41 AM UTC
Real great job there Carlos!
You really show the architect talent in you! :-)
Very nice!
Shall we see it in a Russian dio with some figures or it's just it!!
Good luck on the next project!!
You really show the architect talent in you! :-)
Very nice!
Shall we see it in a Russian dio with some figures or it's just it!!
Good luck on the next project!!
HONEYCUT
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Posted: Tuesday, October 11, 2005 - 10:17 PM UTC
Nice Carlos
How could I not see the chimneys' brickwork!?!
Gracias
Brad
How could I not see the chimneys' brickwork!?!
Gracias
Brad
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Posted: Tuesday, October 11, 2005 - 10:26 PM UTC
Very nice building, i like it so far, keep it going!
Mirko
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Posted: Wednesday, October 12, 2005 - 07:04 AM UTC
Hi george
this model has been carried out to be included in the collection of Custom dioramics. together with the other ones that you can see in this web in some moment of next year you can adquire it : -)
greetings
Carlos
this model has been carried out to be included in the collection of Custom dioramics. together with the other ones that you can see in this web in some moment of next year you can adquire it : -)
greetings
Carlos
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Posted: Wednesday, October 12, 2005 - 07:22 AM UTC
As usual, a very nice job, Carlos.