Britcinescribe
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There’s a sign above the cantina door as well, but there’s zero decent photo reference for that. Tom Spina I think has a clear shot of that.
Test fitting the Falcon... I need to move it back just a smidge... So I'll have to drill another hole.
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KORBAN!!!! That is looking SOFA-KING AWESOME!!! Yes...I'm shouting :lol
Thanks man! I'm getting excited that is close to getting done...lol... I'm anxious to start working on my Cloud City Diorama... How your enjoying your trip!
Thanks brother :thumbsup. It was fun, but it was rough. 1.5 days drive from PHX to Boise, 1.5 days there, and 1.5 days home. I really need to teach the wife how to drive a stick...:unsure
Hey korben , apologies if it’s been asked & answered before , but do you plan on lighting any areas in/ around the Bay itself - especially the ground floor sections ?
Asking cause going by your shared photos once the Falcon’s in situ , the ‘ under cover ‘ area seems to get dark & obscured , or maybe it’s just my poor eyesight and how the shadows are affecting the areas behind the model in those pictures .
:cheersGed
nkg;[URL="tel:4490498" said:4490498[/URL]]Also, probably too late for your model, but a reference of what the Mos Espa model set details were like on the outer ring of the bay.
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nkg;[URL="tel:4490685" said:4490685[/URL]]I wouldn't model the crouching guy, though. I don't think it'd add much to the model.
In relation to the scale sand issue, I was reading the VES Handbook this morning and came across this:
"When workingin smaller scales, great care must be taken when choosing mate-rials. For instance, at a 1:96 scale natural sand cannot be used torepresent sand; the grains of sand will be too big and give awaythe miniature, so a much finer material like ground walnut shellsshould be utilized to represent sand." (p. 304)