John really looking forward to regularly seeing updates of this blog. Do not think I havre seen the fortified Swiss model before it’s lovely. As a keen but very amateurish building modeller myself I cannot wait to read more about how you create these wonderful models. Good luck with this endeavour .
Thanks for so many kind comments, everyone. I have at least kept to my target of a post every single day so far. That'll never last! Tutorials as such remain in the future, although there's quite a bit of information on materials and methods within the individual posts, for those who are interested.
Now then John, Nick Whiteley, the guy from near Hull. Those Italian buildings were wonderful, a bit harsh on the moulds but worth it. I enjoyed spending the day with you, what was that, nearly 30 years ago now, it was pre 2000 as i was mould making and casting from my little 8x10ft shed, you must have left a lasting impression... hope you're keeping ok, wouldn't mind a catch up at some point.
I wonder if you might put a follower thingie at the side to allow us to follow you easily?
ReplyDeleteI look forward to seeing more of these fabulous buildings.
Seconded!
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ReplyDeleteAdmired your buildings for a long time and yes like the others get Phil to add a ‘follow’ link please.
Looks great, no doubt...ANd yes, a follow link is a good idea!
ReplyDeleteThanks guys, and yes I will be trying to set up a follower thing very shortly, as well as posting a lot more content.
ReplyDeleteVery much looking forward to seeing your wonderful work again on the blog John. This will be a great pleasure.
ReplyDeleteLovely work and I hope this is the start of many years of regular blogging for you John!
ReplyDeleteI am very glad to see this blog started. Hoping for a lot of wonderful inspiring photos.
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John really looking forward to regularly seeing updates of this blog. Do not think I havre seen the fortified Swiss model before it’s lovely. As a keen but very amateurish building modeller myself I cannot wait to read more about how you create these wonderful models. Good luck with this endeavour .
ReplyDeleteAs all the above I'm looking forward to seeing more modelling inspiration
ReplyDeleteInspirational work.
ReplyDeleteThese are beautiful, John. They add so much to a wargame or demonstration. I look forward to the tutorials.
ReplyDeleteGreat work!
ReplyDeleteBeautiful models, John.
ReplyDeleteThanks for so many kind comments, everyone. I have at least kept to my target of a post every single day so far. That'll never last! Tutorials as such remain in the future, although there's quite a bit of information on materials and methods within the individual posts, for those who are interested.
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ReplyDeleteNow then John, Nick Whiteley, the guy from near Hull. Those Italian buildings were wonderful, a bit harsh on the moulds but worth it. I enjoyed spending the day with you, what was that, nearly 30 years ago now, it was pre 2000 as i was mould making and casting from my little 8x10ft shed, you must have left a lasting impression... hope you're keeping ok, wouldn't mind a catch up at some point.
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