Ron's Top Modelling.....Don't worry, it's just a play on words!

[yak face]

Seriously though , this is absolutely gobsmacking Ron , I love it, a perfect scene in miniature . the stone arch and the moss foliage are spot on .It just shows its not all about how big it is after all!:smiling5:

[Guest]

Lol, when you have finished your first brew and it is settling into bottles, you could use the air trap of the brewing bin/jar to recreate a scene from ‘Hunt for Red October’ in the bubble?

[spanner570]

Brilliant! Next up, carve a Panther from a grain of rice!

Pete

That's not fair, Pete. I've just looked up arborio rice, and it's short grained. Not yer' long normal stuff!

On second thoughts, if it's the feline version you want, I could carve one minus it's tail!

[peterairfix]

Brilliant work but witch was more fun building or the emptying of the bottle?

[monica]

great work,
what scale is it in ?

[colin m]

Thats absolutely fantastic - wine in a screw top bottle !

It's the future you know..............One day, all wine will be like this.

[colin m]

Thanks boys. I hope the pictures made you smile...




Colin, I got there, but I kept cutting his bloody legs off!!!!.......:crying::crying:

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Ha, well I had to ask didn't I............

[colin m]

.It just shows its not all about how big it is after all!

Eh, hang on, so size doesn't matter........................................I thought 1:32 was getting popular.

[Guest]

Well, yer either drinking gigantic wine bottles or your miniature modelling-fu is very strong!

Damn fine work Ron!
Those bottle tops beats any home made labels for sure!

[spanner570]

Thanks everyone for your positive comments - and good 'crack' too!

peterairfix - Drinking the wine was certainly fun - I don't remember much about building the model!

monica - it's 1/72

.....................I thought 1:32 was getting popular.

Jeez Colin, Don't you start!