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Hello from Saint Augustine, Florida
gamma replied to EulalieParker's topic in New Member Introductions
Hi and welcome to the forum -
Mr. Rabbit wishes you all a Happy Easter!
gamma commented on otterine's gallery image in Members' Gallery
Happy Easter to you and to that fantastic rabbit -
I am thinking about a inn at my primrose...this image is very inspiring, Tx -
i always liked this room -
mini Monet, maxy talent! -
mmmmm a broken glass in any case would add character to your house but better to keep as it is... ;-) -
Hi MissMac, I am glad to see you here, welcome from me too
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Stunning quality of workmanship...it is pure beauty!
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M A G I C A L... -
Normally plastic kits, in particular the most recent ones, are very accurate, especially when they are in the larger scales as 1/14, 1/24, 1/32... Plastic modellers are very demanding and always ready to crucify the manufacturer in case of mistakes. Second question...1/2 scale or 1:24 scale is the same, whatever you are thinking about
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what else can I add about this marvallous model?...it is to die for.... "Portico" is an italian word and is right for this sort of structure -
From the album: Primrose House (1:24 scale, tudor era)
I placed two wooden candle holders for the kitchen at Primrose, Thomas and Pandulph came to have a look around...and were quite happy that works are going on. The two holders were scratch built by me and because i wished to have the on the side walls, it was necessary to drive the wirings to the back of the house along a plastic pipe inserted within the wall; it was also necessary to hide the two wires coming out from the candle: I did a groove on the bottom side of the holder, then, to keep the wires in position and hide them completely, I added a triangular support. The bulb could be changed in case of fault but it is so small that when the house will be completed this will be almost impossible so, please keep your finger crossed with me Thomas and Pandulph And now few words about the candle: I bought some micro bulbs and their ceramic sockets which were too thin to look right so i inserted the socket into a white plastic pipe and addred few drops of PVA glue all around the top to resemble the wax flowing down...a thin strip of lead was added to the base of the candle. Probably picture will give more sense to my description -
From the album: Primrose House (1:24 scale, tudor era)
I placed two wooden candle holders for the kitchen at Primrose, Thomas and Pandulph came to have a look around...and were quite happy that works are going on. The candle holders were scratch built by me and because i wished to have the on the side walls, it was necessary to drive the wirings to the back of the house along a plastic pipe inserted within the wall; it was also necessary to hide the two wires coming out from the candle: I did a groove on the bottom side of the holder, then, to keep the wires in position and hide them completely, I added a triangular support. The bulb could be changed in case of fault but it is so small that when the house will be completed this will be almost impossible so, please keep your finger crossed with me Thomas and Pandulph And now few words about the candle: I bought some micro bulbs and their ceramic sockets which were too thin to look right so i inserted the socket into a white plastic pipe and addred few drops of PVA glue all around the top to resemble the wax flowing down...a thin strip of lead was added to the base of the candle. Probably picture will give more sense to my description -
From the album: Primrose House (1:24 scale, tudor era)
I placed two wooden candle holders for the kitchen at Primrose, Thomas and Pandulph came to have a look around...and were quite happy that works are going on. The two holders were scratch built by me and because i wished to have the on the side walls, it was necessary to drive the wirings to the back of the house along a plastic pipe inserted within the wall; it was also necessary to hide the two wires coming out from the candle: I did a groove on the bottom side of the holder, then, to keep the wires in position and hide them completely, I added a triangular support. The bulb could be changed in case of fault but it is so small that when the house will be completed this will be almost impossible so, please keep your finger crossed with me Thomas and Pandulph And now few words about the candle: I bought some micro bulbs and their ceramic sockets which were too thin to look right so i inserted the socket into a white plastic pipe and addred few drops of PVA glue all around the top to resemble the wax flowing down...a thin strip of lead was added to the base of the candle. Probably picture will give more sense to my description -
everything in this house is magnificent -
it is going along very nicely, i like the staircase too -
a wonderful work of art! congratulations -
congratulations from me too
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very impressive -
it look perfect, i love it -
Thank you,Otterine, for your kind comment -
Hi and welcome to the forum
