and all the problems that I've had to build it, I was very motivated to build another model which was waiting in my "to-do" pile !
I was not very enthusiast about "laser-cut" but like I'm curious, I've bought ... 2 models!
the barn that I will show here and a medieval house .... maybe for another time ...
The model assembled (something easy !):
Beautiful, isn't it ? |
I didn't take pictures of all the steps of the conversion... sorry!
I've just used wood coffee-sticks and matches (big ones), and glue! that's all .
one wall is moved in the middle and I've done a new framework |
I've cute a part of the roof and cover all with planks |
some paint and a simple wash on the wood:
et voilà !
perfect for the Hobbits !
Sam and Bill's stable ! |
Hola
RépondreSupprimerBonita casa,y útil por lo que veo,se la ve muchas posibilidades
un saludo
Muchas gracias, señor José!
SupprimerTurned out well to me Sam.
RépondreSupprimerThanks Francis!
SupprimerThat looks fabulous, a great conversion Sam.
RépondreSupprimerThanks Michael!
Supprimerit could be better but it's a good trail to do some others from A to Z !
I like that a lot. Nice work!
RépondreSupprimerThank Kris!
SupprimerDo you have a blog ? I didn't find one in your profile..
The laser cut building looks very good Pascal. Well done!
RépondreSupprimerRegards
Bruno
Thanks Bruno !
Supprimernot a great work... but I'm not very accustomed to do such things: I will do better next time...
Great modeling, Sam!
RépondreSupprimerThanks Jay!
Supprimernot "great", it's not a master-work !
Very nice stable, it came out well.
RépondreSupprimerThanks Sean!
SupprimerGreat "rescue" of what was a awefull looking kit.
RépondreSupprimerThanks Paul!
SupprimerI hope that it will be useful for those who have the temptation to buy some cheap laser-cut models !
Save your money!!!
Bref, on peut largement se passer du laser-cut !
RépondreSupprimerJ'avoue avoir hésité devant quelques modèles, mais ta présentation est éloquente. Je continuerai à la main (ou les papermodel si je suis trop pressé) !
On peut s'en passer sauf si la beauté d'une table n'est pas ce qu'on cherche le plus !
SupprimerIl vaut mieux un beau paper-model qu'un laser-cut comme ça !
Et dire que j'ai aussi une maison médiévale..
A VENDRE !!!!
Great work Sam!!
RépondreSupprimerThanks Rodger!
SupprimerVery nice work, it came out looking great!
RépondreSupprimergreat stuff my friend a great save. that cheep lazer cut model was really sad just a few bits of wood with some lines burnt into them. your models is very nice indeed.
RépondreSupprimerThanks Gowan !
SupprimerVery nice work Sam
RépondreSupprimerThanks Captain!.... but I'm at some light-years of your level!
SupprimerVery nice, Sam.
RépondreSupprimerThanks again Jan !
SupprimerI love it, Sam Wise!
RépondreSupprimerWhen I was little we had such houses made of cardboard which you could buy in shops and build step by step.
Thanks Dezz!
RépondreSupprimernever have those toys but maybe, it's something of your country ?
I just remember figures, planes "home made", custom-cars,...
(and something tell me that we are not from the same generation ...)
I think that's the first laser cut building I have ever seen that I like. You did a wonderful job on upgrading that kit. Thanks for posting that.
RépondreSupprimerMike Bunkermeister Creek
http://bunkermeister.blogspot.com/
Thanks Mike !
Supprimer... and I'm happy that you give me a visit, very kind from you !