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This is amazing , you really outdid yourself , so great , its like it was always there andyou just discovered it!

Amazing work as usual! Your projects ALWAYS leave me craving more. :golf clap:

Beautifully executed.


A bunch of those obelisks and ths temple would make for a very thematic table...

possibly the coolest thing ive ever seen on dakka.i love the whole style you've got going on there.

I'm totally inspired. It takes true genius to see an idea through to a physical thing. Amazing! Keep up the great work, and these blogs!

These pics need to go in the Painting & Modeling Showcase forum...

...to be drooled over.

Wonderful work. All of your projects are awe inspiring.
Thank you for sharing them.

Skalk Bloodaxe wrote: you also inadvertently solved a problem I've had for years with a single picture. I literally , it was such a logical and simple solution and had eluded me for years.

I'm glad to hear you had a fortunate encounter with serendipity because of this thread! I am curious what picture solved your problem... Was it the googly eyes? Or my bleeding knuckle? I spend an absurd amount of time problem-solving. The project logs make it look like an uninterrupted power-session of perfectly planned building, but there is really a lot of time spent staring into space, making sketches, experimenting on scrap materials, etc.

I tend to build things constantly in my head and have been known to shout "Aha!" during dinner or at stoplights.

That is beautiful work there, truly top shelf! I especially love your photography, with the painted background, that adds a nice touch and rivals what you see in White Dwarf. It's all about the world building, man.

This is very amazing work. It seems more like a work of art than terrain to move little plastic men across.


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This is very amazing work. It seems more like a work of art than terrain to move little plastic men across.

You sir are an artist.