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[Guest]

Thanks chaps, glad you're all enjoying the updates and thanks for the support.

[Guest]

I scraped some wood grain into the totes and painted some tiny tools. You can never have too many hammers...

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[JR]

First rate Andy.

[JR]

Andy I remember when you said you found it hard to imagine something for a diorama, well just shows you looked at your time spent in the trade and came up with this great idea.
These types of dioramas are always interesting , always some little thing to catch the attention of the viewer. Keep it going please.:thumb2::thumb2::thumb2:

[PaulTRose]

You can never have too many hammers...

theres no problem that cant be overcome with a positive attitude and a large hammer :tongue-out3:

[GerryW]

theres no problem that cant be overcome with a positive attitude and a large hammer :tongue-out3:

And if the hammer doesn't fix it - get a bigger one! :thumb2:

[Guest]

Cheers John.

And yes, you're bang on. Although this is probably technically harder than anything I've done before, the ideas are coming thick & fast for a change so I'm loving it

[rtfoe]

I scraped some wood grain into the totes and painted some tiny tools. You can never have too many hammers...

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You hammered the hammers alright Andy. :thumb2:

Cheers,
Richard

[rtfoe]

Cheers John.

And yes, you're bang on. Although this is probably technically harder than anything I've done before, the ideas are coming thick & fast for a change so I'm loving it

Yup, nothing better than life's experiences for dio ideas Andy. These little details will resonate with anyone who has experienced such a scene.

Cheers,
Richard

[Tim Marlow]

Cracking stuff mate. Colours on the tools are spot on.

[adt70hk]

Andy

Yet more stunning work.

Very well done indeed.

ATB.

Andrew

[Guest]

Thanks Richard, Tim & Andrew.

I'm doing my best to keep the momentum going so that I don't stray onto another build :smiling5:

[Ian M]

All looking vey good. A few extra props you could have to swap out as needed, a workshop paper towels roll ans holder, a box or sack of rags.
Buckets of sand or sawdust, work lights?
Once the building is there it's only the bits and bobs that need to be changed out if you want old or modern.

[Jim R]

Hi Andy
Great work. Very neat and well thought out.
Jim

[Guest]

Thanks Ian. Yes, a good idea for the "stage props". I'm preparing more buckets, barrels, furniture & tools than I need already with that kind of thing in mind, but I like the old & new aspect.

Cheers Jim. It's all a bit frantic in my head but I'm trying to go slow & steady once I get to the bench.