To see more and higher resolution images of figures and diorama and their making:
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Sea, Seagulls, fisherman and... seafood!
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A new little diorama for my new seagulls set, which was particularly fun to do... just like for the nice seashore scenery and the many other little things which I could include.
To see more and higher resolution images of figures and diorama and their making:
https://sites.google.com/site/phersuminiatures/galleries/seagulls
To see more and higher resolution images of figures and diorama and their making:
https://sites.google.com/site/phersuminiatures/galleries/seagulls
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Hello Leonardo,
great work .. the seagulls look fantastic... and the others too
When i look at the seafood .. i think i get hungry...
great work .. the seagulls look fantastic... and the others too
When i look at the seafood .. i think i get hungry...
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Thank you my friends!
I used bits of transparent plastic sprues, heated with a flame and stretched to get thin wires.
It's a bit tricky, especially to place the the birds in the right position on the top of wiries, and it's not very steady... when I move the diorama the birds swing danherously up and down, eventually entangling one wire to another!
Besides, in my opinion it's probably one of the less visible kind of wires stands, very thin wires areenough to hand such tiny and light pieces, in fact the wires in most cases in the picture are nearly invisible.
Mr. Andrea wrote:Stupendo! What kind of wires have you used to hold the seagulls?
I used bits of transparent plastic sprues, heated with a flame and stretched to get thin wires.
It's a bit tricky, especially to place the the birds in the right position on the top of wiries, and it's not very steady... when I move the diorama the birds swing danherously up and down, eventually entangling one wire to another!
Besides, in my opinion it's probably one of the less visible kind of wires stands, very thin wires areenough to hand such tiny and light pieces, in fact the wires in most cases in the picture are nearly invisible.
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