The backyard

[Wesleybeks]

Stunning work as always. Could you possibly show some pics of the interior of middle building.

[Barney]

I love dank and miserable !! Lovely workmanship keep it happening Its got "true atmosphere"
Barney the miserable

[Chuck Doan]

Wow, this has grown a lot! Looking good.

[Hauk]

I just love it.

Is it a work of imagination or is there a prototype for it?

I am also curious about where to buy Sibatrol.

[Per Olav Lund]

Thanks for the feedback guys!

Marc you are right, the correct name is Cibatool.
Andi, I'm curious too about the story I am going to tell, not decided yet... I think the pictures are a little darker than the piece is in real.
Håvard, I got a bag of Cibatool cut offs when I was visiting an art school in Oslo but I think its possible to get it from different special shops..
The main isnspiration came from this picture..

[Per Olav Lund]

Hello

Some progress on the project. More details added and the first figure(missing one dog though) in place.
Most of the building details is done and a couple of figures are still on the bench, an old Opel will be placed in the garage too,

Per Olav

[1-32]

great figure the whole scene is really good lovely shading of colours
kind regards kim

[finescalerr]

Only the figures give away the photos as a model (as is inevitable in any scale). Most satisfactory. -- Russ

[Andi Little]

Absolutely fantastic - Great modelling, great paintwork - Excellent narrative.

A truly envious piece of craftsmanship - bloody well done sir.

[artizen]

If you had signed the bottom right corner of the photo it could have passed as a painting. Wonderful eye for detail.

[Barney]

A superb model with a difference and lovely bit of inspiration.
Barney

[Chuck Doan]

Beautiful! That figure is wonderfully posed and painted (and the little dogs, too). I like the different types of paving as well.

[chester]

Everyone has already given my sentiments. Wonderful modeling.

[danpickard]

Brilliant.  A fantastic number of different textures and colours.  Those figures tell a cool little story as well.  Will be busy studying the scene for a while longer yet.

Cheers,
Dan

[Ray Dunakin]

Great stuff. I love all the different surfaces and textures.