The Flux Mill [Diorama]

[Keep It Rusty]

John — that's amazing. You are several hundred steps ahead of where I started! You'll like Fusion. Especially the free part. And I'm available to answer your questions when you're ready.

Outside of the design process, the other learning curve is "supporting".

I touched on it in this blog post here: https://keepitrusty.com/?p=1032

Tinkercad is something I still use, depending on the project! Free and entirely web-based!

Karl — thank you for stopping by with your kind words! Really appreciate that.

[Bernd]

Neat blog Craig. Just joined. Will make good reading on a rainy day.

Bernd

[S&S RR]

Craig




I also joined your blog, today. Great stuff.

[Keep It Rusty]

Bernd, John — thanks for subscribing!

Whilst I tend to double post there and here, I also upload additional content just for the blog.

[Keep It Rusty]

Hey everyone.

So, this weekend, I got the FLUX Mill across the line.

I have more details on my blog about the making of it: https://keepitrusty.com/?p=1795

Here's the finished build:

[Dennis Bourey]

That is one Beautiful build there. Wow!!! You 3D the window's too? Dennis

[Keep It Rusty]

Thanks, Dennis!

The windows are all from my Tichy supply.

[pbltrains]

Craig,

That is one gorgeous structure.  It is a wonder to look at from all angles.

Seth P.
Minnesota

[Keep It Rusty]

Seth, thanks so much. As my first laser cut design of my own, I'm thrilled to hear it!

[vinceg]

Geez, Craig - a real head turner. Love the exquisite detailing, especially the overstuffed chair, the mattress, and the fridge. Weathering is delightfully dilapidated. Fantastic scene.

[Mark Dalrymple]

Beautiful work, Craig.

What a great design. You have fit your structure into the slopping terrain wonderfully.  Lots of great eye candy.  I really like the Flux sign.  The old guy looks like he's thinking about climbing in that open window... 

Cheers, Mark.

[GPdemayo]

Excellent scene Craig.....great work. 

[ACL1504]

Craig,

I've carefully viewed your Lamont Camera and Flux builds. My honest opinion is that you have surpassed Sellios in design, everyday details and weathering.

This diorama is just fantastic. I'm truly amazed.

Tom 

[Keep It Rusty]

Geez, Craig - a real head turner. Love the exquisite detailing, especially the overstuffed chair, the mattress, and the fridge. Weathering is delightfully dilapidated. Fantastic scene.

Thank you, Vince. My wife said "Why don't you try making something look new next time?".

But, of course, there's just too much character in weathering to ever do that... glad you agree!

Beautiful work, Craig.

What a great design. You have fit your structure into the slopping terrain wonderfully.  Lots of great eye candy.  I really like the Flux sign.  The old guy looks like he's thinking about climbing in that open window... 

Cheers, Mark.

Thanks, Mark! So glad you like it. I continue to take leaves from your book on slopes! I originally had that OAP just walking down the street. Then I turned them 90 degrees and suddenly a whole new story came through. Disappointed with the way things have changed recently, with all this dumping? Maybe they are going through the window? A retired cat burglar tempted for one last go around?

Excellent scene Craig.....great work. 

Thank you, Greg!

Craig,

I've carefully viewed your Lamont Camera and Flux builds. My honest opinion is that you have surpassed Sellios in design, everyday details and weathering.

This diorama is just fantastic. I'm truly amazed.

Tom 

Wow. This is the probably the best review I've ever received. Thank you, so much, Tom. I really am flattered. I aspire to George's work day-in-day-out, so to get anywhere close is a true honor.

[Jerry]

One word "Exceptional"!!!!


Jerry