Martin's cave

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Excellent work Martin, a really great looking model and base.
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Thanks Nigel and Shauwn

the fifth step

somewhere in middle England- a forgotten backyard


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Next the wall

to be continued ...
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I love the way the Venom has shaped up and I'm intrigued by the base. A gate guard perhaps?
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Dazzled wrote:I love the way the Venom has shaped up and I'm intrigued by the base. A gate guard perhaps?
Thanks Dazzled! yes a gate guard but a forgotten one and a bit erm ... well you will see in the end :)
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The base is looking nicely overgrown and neglected.

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Your grass and weeds are very good :mrgreen: What do you use?
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That's incredibly lifelike
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Thanks folks!
Ratch wrote:Your grass and weeds are very good :mrgreen: What do you use?
well the gras is static gras which I apply with a modified electronical fly catcher (llok here: http://www.bahn87.de/gras-master; - its all German but the pics speak for themselfs). The other green stuff are different moss from the woods and garden and hemp. This hemp in old days was used to caulk water pipe connections. When all that is arranged it'll painted with different yellow, orange, greens and browns.

But that is not finished yet, the "green" garbage like leaves and such and the human garbage like cans, paper and bottles are still missing.
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Incredible! It seems real!
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Thanks a lot smilzo_mm!

Well, it's not the wall, I'm waiting for some inspiration for painting it. But the Venom is completely painted, now it's time to get it dirty and missused

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and I started a bicycle


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to be continued ...
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Re: Martin's cave

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That's a great looking Venom there Martin. Is the bicycle being scratchbuilt or is it a kit?
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ShaunW wrote:That's a great looking Venom there Martin. Is the bicycle being scratchbuilt or is it a kit?
Thanks ShaunW! The bicycle is completely scratch and I hope it will fit the scale :)
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malepo wrote:
ShaunW wrote:That's a great looking Venom there Martin. Is the bicycle being scratchbuilt or is it a kit?
Thanks ShaunW! The bicycle is completely scratch and I hope it will fit the scale :)
Oh wow, that is excellent. Yes, I hope it fits and you can use it.
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the bicycle is pure brilliance!!
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Thanks a lot softsience!
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malepo wrote:
ShaunW wrote:That's a great looking Venom there Martin. Is the bicycle being scratchbuilt or is it a kit?
Thanks ShaunW! The bicycle is completely scratch and I hope it will fit the scale :)
Oh wow, that is excellent. Yes, I hope it fits and you can use it.
Thanks SaunW! Well the box of the Venom is telling approx. 1/48 so I'll most probably declare it approx. 1/48 in the end :-D
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