Little French Building 1/43° scale

[Arpec]

Hi, this is a product of mine: a bike garage and a "belgian beer café" 1/43 scale

[Vermin_King]

Very nice. I always wondered why there aren't more low relief buildings out there for displays

[Kevin WS]

Spooky - there is a figure walking through the wall on the right!

[Don Boose]

That is a classy little diorama - well maybe not the man walking through the wall.

Don

[elliott]

With a beer cafe next door I thought he was taking care of nature's call....

[Seascape]

That's what I thought. He did say Belgian...remember that little statue! Not sure if it's close to the town marketplace. That's a thought....

Fred

[Don Boose]

That's what Kevin and I thought, too. We were being droll.

In any event, I would love to drink a beer at that bistro.

Don

[Arpec]

Thank you for your comments, i work with some sofware you might to know: Photos*** and Core*****. I print on a mat photo paper (240g) on a high definition inkjet printer. My favorite years are between 50's and 80's. Others productions:

[elliott]

You don't need to censor trademark names such as Photoshop, CorelDraw and other such here. We ask for, and receive, software, hardware and graphical tools and product recommendations and evaluations so we can do our hobby work better and more enjoyably.

Nice work btw!

[Arpec]

Thanks, I would be careful and not violate any regulations. So this is my way of work: I shoot pictures of any real building i'm interesting of. I work it on Photoshop first to move of all things i don't want; then i go under CorelDraw X7 to adjust to the right scale (1/43). Then i print on My Canon IP 7250 on a mat paper (240g). I glue it on a foarm board (3 or 5 mm). It's light, thin and it does'nt attract dust, all OK for a showcase !