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Completing the roofs on QG and video how I make it (shaping card using steam):
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p3AeS_bGUwk Please enjoy it and have a great time. Best regards, Doris
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07-14-2018, 05:00 AM
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Hello Doris
Your work is extraordinary; My congratulations. I do not know where I heard (or read) that you do not protect your work with urns, because in your home ... there is no dust !!!!. Awesome ... (everything) Regards
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07-14-2018, 10:38 AM
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Ahoj Doris!
It is an inspiration to see your work here again. It looks marvelous as always. Regards, Mike Last edited by Michael Mash; 07-14-2018 at 10:52 AM.
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Hello Doris, You have a unique talent for extremely high detailed modeling. You craftsmanship is beautiful. I look forward to watch your progress as this fantastic ship takes form. Needless to say, your blowing my mind and I wish I had a small amount of your ability. Unreal. Thank you for sharing. wc
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07-14-2018, 12:25 PM
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The dog doesn't look convinced. What have you told him? :-)
The ship looks amazing. I hope one day when I go try make a big ship myself it will be just half as good! Very inspiring!!!
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07-15-2018, 06:35 PM
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I would be 'over the moon' if I could do a ship one tenth as nice. Outstanding
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07-16-2018, 02:37 AM
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Hello dear friends,
your words mean a lot for me and I am very grateful for your support. Thank you all very much. That is a great honour and motivation for me. To Llaut Mallorquin: People often ask me about this and I have already answered many times. In fact, there is not a problem with a dust only in one room in our house, where I keep my models, cause there is limited movement of persons. My pets are not allowed to enter this room. My husband and I usually sit in the armchairs, listen to music and enjoy the beauty of the ships.... Some of them are illuminated which makes a special atmosphere in the dark. Only once in a few years I take the models out and gently clean them using a soft brush... Papierschnitzel: Well, the dog prefers sausages to card models, so he usually looks bored when we want to show him what´s new..... He wanted I played with him, so he was a little jealous...  *********************** I placed and glued plexiglass (I use a clear CDs) into the windows and created a diagonal grid with the scalpel as you can also see in plenty of historical paintings by artists - mariners and museum models from that period. Warship (1675); 90 guns - National Maritime Museum https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/collec...P-T-1885-A-555 https://www.rijksmuseum.nl/en/collection/RP-T-00-408 This is my first version of window panes, later it was changed and used much better design:
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07-16-2018, 02:41 AM
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And here starts the most favourite part of my work....
Sculpting of course.....  Apart from the Vale's painting, I get inspiration from period models, paintings + drawings and archaeological finds. I would like to create not only beautiful and detailed sculptures but also more realistic. Some inspiration I find also here: DiskusnĂ* fĂłrum modelářů • Zobrazit tĂ©ma - HMS ROYAL KATHERINE 1664, vlastnĂ* projekt, 1:55 or DiskusnĂ* fĂłrum modelářů • Zobrazit tĂ©ma - HMS ROYAL KATHERINE 1664, vlastnĂ* projekt, 1:55 So how the sculpting started......
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