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sorry it's not 40k


lost

this was a WW2 dioramma of a lost german and a refugee boy sitting on the wall(out of picture)..
the wall was carved out of balsa wood and coverd with milliputti (like green stuff?)




i'll post more if i find them

here's Johnnyyy



industrial cardboard tube coverd in thin cardbord bricks

small



this is about the size of a matchbox ,sorry about the quality ..i had to put the bricks on with a pin as they were too small for my fingers,the "ivy" was created using tea bags content,the roses were made by putting red paint on the ends of pins and waiting for the right moment ,not too wet or dry i'd drag them off the pin to create the rose,unfortunatley the pic is out of focus

more scenery

You do modelling too? *shock*

Malika2 wrote:You do modelling too? *shock*

lol, yeah,but a long time ago ,dug these up ,took photo's put them in photobucket ,tarra!...got some more on the way


ruin



catchan
plants made from millipuitti and paper/card/wire with painting for backdrop

The ruined building looks really cool! Do you have more pictures of it?

Malika2 wrote:The ruined building looks really cool! Do you have more pictures of it?

only these Mal'.with a different roof on

You should have some of those wall components cast and sold man! They looks really realistic!

Malika2 wrote:You should have some of those wall components cast and sold man! They looks really realistic!

thanks mal',appreciate the positive comment,
the window was a pain to do .......er......lol..pane

Very nice

What material did you use for the window?

rakswann wrote:Very nice

thanks rakswann

What material did you use for the window?

thin clear plastic, like the sort you get from under the collor of a new shirt

Very good work.

very awesome terrain!

maxdamek wrote:Very good work.

very awesome terrain!

thanks maxdamek,glad you liked it

sweet terrain.

nidz wrote:sweet terrain.

cheers nidz


old castle i built ..6mm scale'ish