Hello Guys herehare some photos of my last work, now finished.
youi can see some in detail images, hope that this helps in knowlege of how this building was build.
cheers
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italian house finished
blockhaus
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Posted: Saturday, February 11, 2006 - 06:13 PM UTC
Grumpyoldman
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Posted: Saturday, February 11, 2006 - 06:18 PM UTC
As usual Carlos, outstanding workmanship.
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Posted: Saturday, February 11, 2006 - 06:28 PM UTC
Just the normal fantastic work - This is a very creative piece, I love the non-flat aspect (corner piece).
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Posted: Saturday, February 11, 2006 - 11:22 PM UTC
As always outstanding piece of work. Great detail and design.
Cheers,
Salvo
Cheers,
Salvo
RoelGeutjens
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Posted: Sunday, February 12, 2006 - 12:00 AM UTC
Hey Carlos
Very nice build so far. Can't wait to see it painted. Did you use a picture or just use your brain to get the idea??
Greetz Roel
Very nice build so far. Can't wait to see it painted. Did you use a picture or just use your brain to get the idea??
Greetz Roel
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Posted: Sunday, February 12, 2006 - 02:00 AM UTC
Carlos, that is a mighty fine job you are doing there. Would lovbe to see this in person. Cheers Kevin
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Posted: Sunday, February 12, 2006 - 03:23 AM UTC
Carlos, beautiful work, I like the distressed stonework and especially the wall - well deal.
Are you using Evergreen, or some other plastic product, it looks nice to work with.
I also like very much the thickness of the walls with the attention to the stone and brickwork.
Is this a commercial build or just something you designed for yourself ?
Lets see some more !
Thanks for all your inspiration and the sharing of your techniques.
Cheyenne
Are you using Evergreen, or some other plastic product, it looks nice to work with.
I also like very much the thickness of the walls with the attention to the stone and brickwork.
Is this a commercial build or just something you designed for yourself ?
Lets see some more !
Thanks for all your inspiration and the sharing of your techniques.
Cheyenne
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Posted: Sunday, February 12, 2006 - 02:17 PM UTC
Hello mates,
thanks for your nice words.
Roel: this piece is my how dessing, but based in real architectonical elements
Cheyenne, I use plastic as Evergreen but I buy it in a professional shop that sold products for make commercial sings. If you need a lot of plastic ( as me) is best came to industrial shops ( sorry I not know best for explain,Home Depot may be?)
and yes this is a master kit for a Italian company.
Carlos
thanks for your nice words.
Roel: this piece is my how dessing, but based in real architectonical elements
Cheyenne, I use plastic as Evergreen but I buy it in a professional shop that sold products for make commercial sings. If you need a lot of plastic ( as me) is best came to industrial shops ( sorry I not know best for explain,Home Depot may be?)
and yes this is a master kit for a Italian company.
Carlos
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Posted: Sunday, February 12, 2006 - 03:38 PM UTC
Hola Carlos
This looks splendid!
Differs for the fact that it is an internal angle building; would make for an interesting diorama...
I assume the front piece of the fountain(?) is loose, as it is not centred?
Great work
Cheers
Brad
This looks splendid!
Differs for the fact that it is an internal angle building; would make for an interesting diorama...
I assume the front piece of the fountain(?) is loose, as it is not centred?
Great work
Cheers
Brad
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Posted: Sunday, February 12, 2006 - 06:32 PM UTC
Truly superb workmanship. It looks like it was done out of actual stonework. What material was the base for this? Thanks for sharing this inspirational piece of craftmanship.
Blade48mrd
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Posted: Sunday, February 12, 2006 - 11:20 PM UTC
Hi Bradley,
this construction is a master for make copies, no glue only every wall is suported by another wall. fountain must be simetric inside the arch
Mike, I use polistirene plastic , same of Evergreen but I buy in industrial store, this plastic is used for make commercial sings and is sold in very big sheets 1.5X2.5 mts, of course you can buy also only a portion of the sheet:-)
hope that this helps
this construction is a master for make copies, no glue only every wall is suported by another wall. fountain must be simetric inside the arch
Mike, I use polistirene plastic , same of Evergreen but I buy in industrial store, this plastic is used for make commercial sings and is sold in very big sheets 1.5X2.5 mts, of course you can buy also only a portion of the sheet:-)
hope that this helps
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Posted: Monday, February 13, 2006 - 12:59 AM UTC
Carlos -
Thanks, I'll have to look into that though I'm sure I'll go for smaller size sheets. I love the "marble" look that it gives. Thanks again.
Blade48mrd
Thanks, I'll have to look into that though I'm sure I'll go for smaller size sheets. I love the "marble" look that it gives. Thanks again.
Blade48mrd
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Posted: Monday, February 13, 2006 - 02:25 AM UTC
Looks really great!!! Cannot wait to see it finished...
Bravo!!!
Ciao
Fabio
Bravo!!!
Ciao
Fabio
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Posted: Thursday, March 02, 2006 - 04:59 AM UTC
hey im looking to make a diorama of monte cassino soo whats the easiest way to make destroyed buildings on a cheap budget.... i just started modeling recently sooo
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Posted: Thursday, March 02, 2006 - 04:59 AM UTC
lmao o yea the house looks great