Hope you are all well!!!
No time for a long post - in terms of writing - plenty of things to do boys and girls.... :-)
Trust the photos (and the post's title) below are self explanatory. If not, mail me. I'll be more than happy to help you! :-)
Have a great Tuesday night everyone!!
T.
Hi, Thanos: nice modeling and pictures. I especially like the hedges/bushes...nice technique.
ReplyDeleteThank you Jay!! :) Im glad you liked it! :)
DeleteFantastic idea Thanos and a superb piece of sceney.
ReplyDeleteYour blog is full of these non-mainstream ideas, all of them great!!
When it comes to tight budget...Im full of ideas mate! :) Thank you for your kind words!
DeleteDon¡t tell me about tight budgets... I live in Spain... not yet like Greece but firmly walking towards it
Deletegreat tutorial!!! I love this, and my father thought it was cool also. great work and I must get around to using some of your ideas sooner or later
ReplyDeleteBe my guest Gowan! :) And pls send my regards to your father. Thank you for your kind words. :)
DeleteA nice piece of terrain - very well made.
ReplyDeleteTony
Thank you Tony!
DeleteYour blog has some inspiring work... :)
Very nice miniature mate. I love the "petsetaki". Great thought of the bushes. Now you have found molds you are a machine in structures.
ReplyDeleteYeap! A good old maniac I've become! :)
DeleteAnother great piece of terrain. The ideas just keep on flowing!
ReplyDeleteThank you Alan. I always had a thing about the small details...I always supported the few. :)
DeleteWell that's just brilliant; just off to cut up Mrs Awdry's pan scourer!
ReplyDeletePlease don't say it was my fault. I got my share of beating by my Mrs for the exact same reason! :-)
DeleteI always thought that Hirstarts molds have no use in 1:72 scale but you are building some very interesting stuff with them. Keep up the good work. I would like to see more :)
ReplyDeleteThank you Ender. You cannot used Hirst Arts molds for every purpose, but, you surely can do a lot with them. :)
DeleteSuperb modelling Thanos! Top marks!
ReplyDeleteThanks Ray. :)
DeleteGreat work- inspirational stuff. I can see very few French villages not having one of these in the future.
ReplyDeleteCheers,
Pete.
Thank you Pete. It would be my honour to see other people get ideas from my work. :)
DeleteOnce again a great piece T. You must create a city with ALL your buildings and gardens\monuments together. I'm very curious to see all of it together.
ReplyDeleteNo space Im afraid Greg. I live in a small flat. :)
DeleteSorry I'm late Thanos, I've been sick all week and well below par.
ReplyDeleteYour village is coming together nicely and this is a perfect addition. Great work as always my friend.
I hope you are well now dear.
DeleteThank you for you kind words.
Excellent work Thanos. Very impressive indeed!
ReplyDeleteThank you Rodger! :)
DeleteAnother great work. Thanks for share it.
ReplyDeleteThank you Green Senyor! :)
DeleteVery nice, simple, yet effective!
ReplyDeleteFantastic job. It seems your site is just what I am looking for. Where I live there are no hobby shops, postage is a nightmare so I don't get to do much terrain, but with your tutorials I am sure I will be able to knock a few more things up using basic stuff found around the house. I am going to but some molds for Hirst and this will be my first project as I am doing a terraced house scenario for WW2 for Bolt Action and have a corner just off the road where I wanted to put a memorial, now I can. Great job, keep up the good work.
ReplyDeleteThat are some very clever ideas Thanos! And the final result is awesome!
ReplyDeleteGreetings
Peter
http://www.peterscave.blogspot.be/
Thanos, can you tell me what number molds you are using for your terrain building and house building?
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ReplyDeleteFantastic work you are doing here mate
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