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It certainly looks satisfactory, with or without a scenic base. A truly excellent model of an interesting vehicle. -- Russ

That surprises me. I thought more hobbyists would choose Shapeways than would buy a 3-D printer. Maybe fewer modelers are out there than I thought. -- Russ

It was announced that shapeways has filed for bankruptcy...  

https://3dprint.com/311136/shapeways-executives-resign-as-3d-printing-service-files-for-bankruptcy/

Thanks gents for your words! The project is nearing completion - some paint here and there and some details are still missing (lamps, ladder, etc.). And that's why isn't glued together yet, just assembled for the photo - to be seen at the knock-kneed rear wheels



As I wrote before: actually motivation is within limits, but maybe I can bring myself to create a small base of a wet road to underline the wintery conditions...

Cool!

My nurse, of course. She is wearing a thong bikini and eagerly caters to my every whim. -- Russ

Every one is very attractive. Your artistry knows no bounds. -- Russ

Thanks guys for your comments. Here's more photos of my next collages.
# 1 Old stool seat with  rusty things.

# 2 Parts off of a old wood lawn chair for the bird house. The base out of old green deck-wood.

# 3 L shape out of knotty barn wood  with a layer of barn wood pieces, no bird house on this one. I added 13 different  tools with wood handles.

# 4. Old clock part, over saw horse top.
   
# 5. Old saw blades
   

 Gordon Birrell

Quote from: finescalerr on July 07, 2024, 12:24:46 AMEverybody on this forum is crazy.

Except moi.

Russ

One has got to admire your ability to type this post with your arms tied around your back in your padded cell. Or did you get your nurse to type it for you ?

  Nick

Hah.
We are in good company.