Posts Tagged 'N scale'
"Up" Custom Ring Box
I was commissioned by one gentleman to make this custom engagement ring box. His girlfriend and now fiancee is a big fan of movie “Up” and all Disney related. I thought he has a great idea so I crafted it
Irish Church N-scale model almost ready
Bartholomew church model is almost ready. It needs some paint in few places, base with surrounding and display case. N-scale buildings on Ebay Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post Buzz it up Mixx it up Share on Orkut share via
Victorian house model from Coraline
Few photos of my current project. Its house from animated movie Coraline. Its in scale 1:160, made of paper and cardboard. Its still work in progress. My next stage is paint roof, fix gutters make base with terrain, porch and
Finished Carl’s House scale model from Disney Pixar "Up"
Here you have few pictures of my finished scale model of Carl’s little flying victorian house from new Disney Pixar animation Up. Here you have the most recent addition to my model collection. This is N-scale scratchbuilt model of flying
Paint in progress
All of my moulds are finished. This is my first cast assembled. It is painted with base colours. It will take a lot of time to paint and weather it. Buy N-scale models here. Bookmark on Delicious Digg this post
N-scale church update
Most of my parts are already done. This is my first cast assembled and primed white. You see here 9 main parts and another 8 small details. I need to pour the silicone on 2 more pieces and I can
Round Tower
This is my favourite part of the building. I think that asymmetrical tower captured my attention when I was passing by that church. It has 8 little columns on the perimeter and looked complicated at first moment, but it was
Micro manufacture
Those are my first casts of 3 finished parts. I used polyurethane Axson F16 resin. Very quick de-moulding time (2.5m pot life, de-mould 20 – 30 minutes). It has low viscosity so it flows like water to all details. Silicone
Saint Bartholomew Church in Dublin WIP
This is the project I am working at the moment. It is Saint Bartholomew Church on the Clyde Road located in Balsbridge in Dublin. When I first saw this building few months ago, something captured my attention. Was it the
