Greetings everyone,
Hope you are all well.
Today I prepared a new video (perhaps it will be my new trend) for a model Barn I made.
It took me a piece of paper to get this:
And prepare this:
As you will see in the video it is somehow versatile, and can be used in various eras, from Middle Ages to WW2.
I hope you like it.
If you have any questions on the method I used for making the model, please do not hesitate to ask.
T.
Great looking barn Thanos! Very good video too!
ReplyDeleteThanks Rodger. And very easy to make.
DeleteWell done T!!
ReplyDeleteThanks John!
DeleteAwesome video and barn. I might switch out balsa for my coffee stirrers though. Need to get some vinyl tiles.
ReplyDeleteThank you James, you can always use some mdf for the base if you have some already available - no need to go over some new expenses.
DeleteNice.
ReplyDeleteOne piece of advice. Try cutting the balsa freehand rather than using a knife. It gives a more realistic effect.
Tony
Thanks for the tip Tony, didn't think of that to be honest. Next post will be about something totally irregular. :)
DeleteGreat tutorial, Mr. T. !!! I appreciate your creativeness and talent to present your creation in such a entertaining useful way.
ReplyDeleteExcellent-tutorial ! thanks for sharing !
ReplyDeleteI have just realised that I made a mistake in my earlier post!
ReplyDeleteI meant to say don't use a ruler - but cut the Balsawood freehand (with a knife) for a more natural effect.
Sorry.
Tony
The deamon has made his appearance. No worries Tony, I understood perfectly what you meant by the essence of your comment. Thanks for coming back to make things right (even though you didn't have to). :-)
DeleteGreat job, creative and beautiful!
ReplyDeleteExcellent work on this building! Usefull for all of us!
ReplyDeleteGreetings
Peter