With an hour to spare and idle hands I decided to make a miniature scene with as much unpaid for scrap as I could. I found a picture on Google images that said "Do it" so I used that as inspiration.
(https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-5g8q6B8Gf0o/XZeLY2tP4HI/AAAAAAAAHZE/feZh7Ew_YSM2LN6qhcbDklchockf7O4YQCLcBGAsYHQ/s1600/old%2Bmachinery.jpg)
(https://1.bp.blogspot.com/-x8eHGk3MG6k/XZeLrZBzeVI/AAAAAAAAHaI/d9RsskeX_sgfUtVz25JlqwsCxgK4EN0QgCEwYBhgL/s1600/DSCF8363.JPG)
More info here:
http://cuspidorsouthernrr.blogspot.com/2019/10/detailed-microscene.html (http://cuspidorsouthernrr.blogspot.com/2019/10/detailed-microscene.html)
nicely done Barry, very cool!
Nice job Barry.
Hey Barry:
Looks good. nice job.
Karl
Thanks all, unfortunately I shot the photos under LED light only and it looks a lot redder than it actually is. That aside it was fun to create something that can be slipped into one of my mining or industrial areas with little trouble and that cost nothing much in terms of hobby cash.
I love these types of mini-scenes. Nice details--lots of character, Barry.
Thanks for sharing.
--George
good work.....well done Barry. 8)
Thanks George & Greg. I still can't handle much in the way of major modelling projects still outstanding thanks to the trashed Radial nerve in my right hand but small items like this keep my hand in. (No pun intended)