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lovely, lovely miniatures -
kitchen (roasting range and bread oven)
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Thank you Jo... :-) -
hi Michele, welcome to the forum
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one word only....FANTASTIC, it is a real masterpiece, which is the scale? -
just beautiful -
Yes it is and very inspiring too as you can realize watching my kitchen ;-) -
Thank you Patricia for such a lovely and kind comment -
kitchen (roasting range and bread oven)
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thank you Debora, I am glad you liked it -
kitchen (roasting range and bread oven)
gamma commented on gamma's gallery image in Members' Gallery
Thank you Karin for your comment; flagstones are... real flagstones, scale 1:24, by R. Stacey an artisan in UK.As far as the bricks, those of the roasting range are real brick slips coming from the same artisan, those on the walls and visible behind the doors are cut out from egg card and then painted with differen shades of acrylic colours, you can see them better in another pic of this album -
From the album: Primrose House (1:24 scale, tudor era)
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From the album: Primrose House (1:24 scale, tudor era)
Work at Primrose House are going on and the three modules of the kitchen have been painted but still neither decorated with suitable accessories nor glued in place; this will occurr after completing the surrounding walls and the electrical wiring (for candles, hoven and roasting range) which will run inside the walls. And now the pics; everything was scratch built from wood (walls), egg card (bricks eccept those of rosting range which are real brickslips), brass (chimney crane). -
fabulous, -
again, a great miniature! -
it is a stunning piece, you did a great job! -
lucky you, it is exactly what i am looking for but, for me, it is an hopeless adventure, being the house 1:24 scale -
you are doing a great job, congratulations -
it is outstanding indeed -
great tip, thank you
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what a pity to write the words THE END...I was following your work and it was a great pleasure :-) -
magnificent as it should be -
you have already some details i am still looking for: pewter jugs, a mouse, a broom...it is a wonderful kitchen -
beautiful -
I have no words for such beauty -
excellent: absolutely stunning! -
good luck Jo, we too, here in Milano, after a beautiful, day are expecting rain...
