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drbindy
 Post subject: Re: Starting a large, slow dio project.
PostPosted: Tue Sep 23, 2014 9:31 am 
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thanks E. Can't wait to see what new things you come up with.

btw, here is the '66 shot after movie magic effects were applied
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 Post subject: Re: Starting a large, slow dio project.
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That photographs well. Even in the close up shot it looks very realistic.

Love the sippy cup photobomb. I'm always on the hunt for those things at my house. When they roll out of sight they become biohazards.

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Dusty79 wrote:
That photographs well. Even in the close up shot it looks very realistic.

Love the sippy cup photobomb. I'm always on the hunt for those things at my house. When they roll out of sight they become biohazards.


lol. No doubt. Wife found one buried in the diaper bag. Was in a rush, and thought it was a recent cup of water so let 2 year old have a sip...

it wasn't water.

*shudders*

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looks great and the caped crusaders are a plus
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Went thread diving to see where building one for my city began. Man. That's a while ago

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Reminds me of old-school movie miniatures. How many hours does this take?
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Man. Missed this question before. You know, that first building, with the material and technique I used, I bet it took me 12 hours spread over a long period, painting included. But I’ve gotten way better since. And using better foam and a hot foam stylus, the brick carving can be done in less than an hour.

The facade on the right here I had half carved just in moments sitting at the JC table at Assembly Required.

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If you’ve tracked my city progress in the other thread there are changes to the left building also. And I’m making backsides to the buildings now too, to have some alley shots be more feasible.


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Holy! That is so damn good. Outstanding work man
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drbindy wrote:
The facade on the right here I had half carved just in moments sitting at the JC table at Assembly Required.
Me to myself every time I looked over and saw his progress out of the corner of my eye, :shifty: "Is that same piece he started with or is he just "LASER BLASTING" with us?"

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