My wife sent me on a little plane ride for my birthday. Had to wait for them to come back from their tour.
Inside had more room than I expected.
Low Level over the Superstition Mountains.
The B 17 was an option, but I love smaller planes.
All for about the price of a ticket to Vegas. If you are in the Phoenix AZ area and interested, the fees go to maitnance, and upkeep of these flying museums.
Commemorative Air Force AZ.
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Saturday, October 29, 2011
Friday, October 21, 2011
A couple of projects.
Just a quick update.
I am working on my Halloween decorations again. I used a great corpsing tutorial. Here.
I also started on a zombie horde base. I ordered some 120mm beveled edge bases from Privateer Press and added sidewalk texture and details.
Here are two test shots with the zombies in place. They are a mix of Reaper, Victory force, and Studio zeds.
All I got right now.
Snitchy sends.
I am working on my Halloween decorations again. I used a great corpsing tutorial. Here.
This was the end result. I actually had a sheriff deputy come over to see what I was doing while it was drying on my front porch.
I also started on a zombie horde base. I ordered some 120mm beveled edge bases from Privateer Press and added sidewalk texture and details.
Here are two test shots with the zombies in place. They are a mix of Reaper, Victory force, and Studio zeds.
All I got right now.
Snitchy sends.
Tuesday, October 4, 2011
Halloween.
This is the holiday that we go nuts on.
I found this link.
Instructables
And bought this plastic skull for $3.00 us at the dollar store.
I found this link.
Instructables
And bought this plastic skull for $3.00 us at the dollar store.
Once I did the eyes, I used a dog brush to shread three colors of yarn. I soaked this in wood glue and slapped it on the skull.
Nice and meaty. After all the glue dried, I gave it a coat of future floor polish to give it that glossy freshly skinned look.
Kitty approves.
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Thursday, August 25, 2011
Easy birds
From Andy Slater at Terragenesis. I saved it a while ago. When I went looking it was not on his site so here it is. Useful little toot.
Worthwhile tip.
Update. Found the location of his original file.
Original article
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Worthwhile tip.
Update. Found the location of his original file.
Original article
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Wednesday, August 17, 2011
Coin Laundry Complete
Here it is. Some action shots first for scale. Studio, Reaper, Hasselfree and Tengu models.
Exterior shots
Interior shots
Hope you like.
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Saturday, July 2, 2011
Coin Laundry WIP
Finally getting off my butt and working on some zombie terrain. My coin laundry. Just finished filling the gaps. Did a custom molds for quite few of the small parts. Building is stripped and embossed foam core. Hope you like. Will get images of the completed building as soon as I finish.
Hope you like.
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Hope you like.
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Thursday, April 28, 2011
Modern windows.
I pre-fabricate all of my windows on fantasy builds and I want to do the same for my modern builds. So here is what I did. I took three different types of plastic strip and make up my window frame, edging and middle brace.
I used Evergreen strip plastic sizes:
Rectangle 1.5mm X 2.5mm
Rectangle 1.0mm X 2.5mm
Quarter round 1mm
I decided to make two different size window frames for the mold.
1 inch by 1.5 inch
1.5 inch by 2.0 inch
Figure one is the basic cross section of the window frame. I build a box using the 1.5mm X 2.5mm strip standing up on the short side and a second box inside the first using the same sized styrene lying on its long side. I then glued 1/4 round around the interior corner of the window. Figure 2. shows the completed concept window with the middle brace. The middle brace is made with the 1.0mm X 2.5mm styrene.
I built both size windows and glued them to a plastic sheet. I then puttied the corners and edges and I built a mold box around the two windows.
I cast the mold in silicone and let it set for a day.
These are the cast parts.
This is what they look like in a work in progress shot.
Since I frame them in Popsicle sticks, I plan on gluing one window frame looking out, and one looking into the house. In between these I am planning on putting a sheet of clear plastic from a page protector sheet to simulate the glass.
Hope you like.
Snitchy sends.
I used Evergreen strip plastic sizes:
Rectangle 1.5mm X 2.5mm
Rectangle 1.0mm X 2.5mm
Quarter round 1mm
I decided to make two different size window frames for the mold.
1 inch by 1.5 inch
1.5 inch by 2.0 inch
Figure one is the basic cross section of the window frame. I build a box using the 1.5mm X 2.5mm strip standing up on the short side and a second box inside the first using the same sized styrene lying on its long side. I then glued 1/4 round around the interior corner of the window. Figure 2. shows the completed concept window with the middle brace. The middle brace is made with the 1.0mm X 2.5mm styrene.
I built both size windows and glued them to a plastic sheet. I then puttied the corners and edges and I built a mold box around the two windows.
I cast the mold in silicone and let it set for a day.
These are the cast parts.
This is what they look like in a work in progress shot.
Since I frame them in Popsicle sticks, I plan on gluing one window frame looking out, and one looking into the house. In between these I am planning on putting a sheet of clear plastic from a page protector sheet to simulate the glass.
Hope you like.
Snitchy sends.
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