1/16 SCRATCH MADE ALL METAL BRAZIER

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Something to keep my lickle soldiers warm when we have our open days.

Built over a week and is a major contributor to severe hand pain.

It is made from various bits/spares and is all metal apart from the battery tealight.

And seen as I haven't done any heavy weathering for a while...yep, rusted!
 

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Something to keep my lickle soldiers warm when we have our open days.

Built over a week and is a major contributor to severe hand pain.

It is made from various bits/spares and is all metal apart from the battery tealight.

And seen as I haven't done any heavy weathering for a while...yep, rusted!

Great work Si. Good to see scratch building. Easy, relatively, to paste together a plastic kit.
But lots of thought & imagination needed for scratch stuff. The brain is working all the time.

Plus on completion a satisfaction which exceeds kit built stuff.

Laurie
 

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Great work Si. Good to see scratch building. Easy, relatively, to paste together a plastic kit.
But lots of thought & imagination needed for scratch stuff. The brain is working all the time.

Plus on completion a satisfaction which exceeds kit built stuff.

Laurie

Thanks Laurie, when scratch work goes right, it is very satisfying-although, I must confess that for every one that goes right, there have several that have failed.
 

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Excellent result Si and a very realistic fire.......Well done! :thumb2:
Rick H.

Hi Rick, many thanks. The tealight was a 'if it works it works' sort of thing and it worked really well. I think it ties the piece together.

Ditto to what Rick said Si well done nice bit of work there
chris

Cheers Chris, working with plasticard and wood is one thing but messing about with stainless steel, aluminum and then trying to get the cuts right and, for it to fit together is something else. I am glad it came okay in the end.

Lovely job Si. Pity about the hand pain though, hope it gets better quickly.

Ta much Tim, pleased you like it. Working on a old plasticard barge that will be a static piece for the 1/16 canal pieces, hopefully, that will not be as hard on my hands.

Very cool!!!

Cheers Andrew , nah not cool, it's supposed to be hot :smiling2:. Chuffed you think it looks okay.
 
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