He will get in the “Zone” alright after she gets done with him. LolYeah Lee.
, If Christine gets a load of these "loose" ladies, no telling what will happen!!
He will get in the “Zone” alright after she gets done with him. LolYeah Lee.
, If Christine gets a load of these "loose" ladies, no telling what will happen!!
I guess you forgot the BiscuitsArghhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh! Matron!! He forgot give me any anaesthetics!!
Are you talking about a kiosk JR? Be easy enough to "scratch" one out of a small dia. tube.......one would think.Remember the knife sharpers Dave, too far away from any major city to attract onion sellers. Knew a scrap man in Grantham that had a horse , and still used it for trips around the town.
What I do want is one of those advertising tube like things, I've sent for some adverts. Think its going to have to be scratch built. At least its won't be hard As for the stripy shirt and beret we'll have to see.
Seen some from the US, arm and a leg comes to mind, going to attempt to make one as Rick has suggested.Thanks for the proper name, looked it up on Google photos, page full, some very ornate, need to find one the right hight to copy.Verlinden used to make a Morris column (apparently that’s what they are called) in 1/35, and there is a 3D printable one about. Might be worth looking on Etsy or similar to see if anyone is selling one ready printed…….
Thanks Neil, I've found that one part has gone really hard, and the other perfectly soft. I'll try that and see how it goes. Appreciated.don't buy new milliput, John, until you've tried warming it up by rolling a small piece in your hand. It's usually fine.
If it's got a crust on it, just trim that off, but do it before you cut the other part-make sure you keep the quantities of the two sticks equal or it won't cure properly.
Don't ask me how I know.....
Thanks Rob, find a seat at the front if you don't mind the odd squabble over biscuits.Glad ya got cracking already John, standing room only by the looks....good on ya mate!
Cheers Rob.
Your right there Jim, more board fun tomorrow...... and he's off. Glued foam board and chopped off a leg!!! The munching of biscuits and the slurping of tea and coffee can be heard.
Jim
Thanks Tim . Made a Morris column, well the cylinder part from an old fax tube. Going to try and shape the top at some point.Nice to see progress John.
Thanks Paul.John,
Your off to a great start mate, I will be following on for sure.
At least he didn’t catch it on fireGlued foam board and chopped off a leg!!
JR......Google Vintage European advert. Kiosk images......I found several all different types of tops on them and some really simple in construction that you might try scratching.....g'luck with this.Good idea Rick, found a suitable tube, need to cap it off and mould it like this, ----------------if I can
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This is one by Verlinden, but its priced at $34 with out any postage
Thank you Lee.Nice start John the master of foam.
There's some many types Rick , think I might be there soon .JR......Google Vintage European advert. Kiosk images......I found several all different types of tops on them and some really simple in construction that you might try scratching.....g'luck with this.
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