Pre War Garage

[racer6583]

Between you and Lynn you to have me floored literally at the creativity that you
and Lynn come up with and how you apply your ideas to great effect.

Peter,you and Lynn have inspired me to try and raise my skill level in the scenery department of this hobby I haven't posted any of my diorama s as of yet but when the one I'm practicing with just floors me I will show all here.

Thank you for sharing your work.
Racer6583
Rex

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[Ember]

Thank you for the very kind words boys, but I must give my thanks to Brad Korando and Bill Schniedewinder (sorry Bill, I've misspelt it again) for their inspiration on the scenic front. And Frank Tutass on the scale buildings.

There is a wonderful cathartic benefit to building little worlds when we feel so out of control in the real one.

Peter, the rats are a great addition, but I think you need some cats to keep them under control.

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[dge467]

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I did the same thing. I like your rust treatment. What process did you use?

[dge467]

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[munter]

I always read Whitworths threads and their updates....you never know what gems you will see.

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I'm always happy to entertain. I just received a small packet of goodies in the mail - I mean really small - but several accessories I've been scouring the planet for. They will be interesting additions to the garage, the warehouse and the Alley.

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[Wolseley Hornet]

? couple of scrunched-up cigarette packets.

Medical opinion had it that smoking was good for you in those days :o .


David.

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[dge467]

Great shot! The old papers is neat. I like the street shot with the phone booth too. Can i ask you what are you using to recreate the leaves on the ground?