1:35 The Farmhouse
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Excellent work Stuart.
Nice one.
Ron
Nice one.
Ron
Thank you for your kind words Ron I really appreciate it
This is stunning so far, a vehicle may spoil it ! Roll on the next update
Thank you Paul really glad you like the build so far and I may just leave it without vehicles or maybe just a farm cart.
thank you for your kind feedback
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Great stuff Stuart.
i agree any vehicle would take the eye off the excellent foliage work.
However, perhaps it needs something simple to add that 'human touch'
Can I suggest a figure on a bicycle, or even someone simply sitting on a park bench?
i agree any vehicle would take the eye off the excellent foliage work.
However, perhaps it needs something simple to add that 'human touch'
Can I suggest a figure on a bicycle, or even someone simply sitting on a park bench?
Thank you Ron for that great feedback and advise,
i still have the farm building and wall to add to this so not sure what's best now.really chuffed that the dio is looking good though
Very nice indeed so far Stuart..............Jim
Thank you Jim really appreciate your kind words
Little update from pikeman studios
This is where I am up to,I still have a bit to do and some touch ups on the wall with moss etc.
i have added a few bushes and scattered leaves too.
The wall is not fixed to the base yet that's why you can see gaps
whats your thoughts
This is where I am up to,I still have a bit to do and some touch ups on the wall with moss etc.
i have added a few bushes and scattered leaves too.
The wall is not fixed to the base yet that's why you can see gaps
whats your thoughts
very nice, Stuart ,that wall looks great an can be ,a bit tricky to get the mortar lines,your done so well with them, 9_9
do real like the vine,your used were did that come from ? plz,
do real like the vine,your used were did that come from ? plz,
Thank you Monica really appreciate your great feedback.
the vines are made up with stuck on laser cut leaves,it's ivy from Hudson and Allen no:9402
Really sorry Terry just noticed your comment slipped by unnoticed.
really appreciate your feedback Terry sorry for the late reply
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Stuart, you asked for people's thoughts?
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Thank you Ron I really appreciate your kind comment
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There are too many gaps between the wall and floor:p:rolleyes:.
It's looking real nice Stu.
It's looking real nice Stu
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Hi people
just a little update
Not finished yet got some touch ups and things to do but this is the farmhouse so far
just a little update
Not finished yet got some touch ups and things to do but this is the farmhouse so far
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Lovely work so far Stuart, weathering of brickwork so far looks superb to me as does groundwork, will you be doing some roofing work? Shingles with an under structure would be befitting of such a visually pleasing project as you have so far undertaken. Hope I'm not putting too much on you but you have taken on a very involved project and you must do it justice. I do put myself into the cauldron by espousing expectations to the membership of my work and then feel impelled to do my utmost to achieve that goal (taking in advance a big bite to chew)
That is just my way of pushing myself to be the best I can possibly be, just remember, time is relative and there is never nor should there ever be any constraints on how long a project should take. You will feel much more satisfaction in taking your time and trying to include any and all detail as is humanly possible. One word of advice I can give is that maybe you should consider one or two simpler or subsidiary projects to keep you from stagnating or getting too bound up in one project......Jim
That is just my way of pushing myself to be the best I can possibly be, just remember, time is relative and there is never nor should there ever be any constraints on how long a project should take. You will feel much more satisfaction in taking your time and trying to include any and all detail as is humanly possible. One word of advice I can give is that maybe you should consider one or two simpler or subsidiary projects to keep you from stagnating or getting too bound up in one project.
.....Jim