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Grate For Climbing!by PangurbanComment: Originally posted by nam: Very clever. Good score from me but I did wonder. How did you do this? Hard for me to imagine figures that small. |
Thanks Nikki. I had lots of fun (and some frustration) trying to create this! I went to a fun workshop led by David Gilliver last year and came away with a few tips. I use HO gauge figures - my preferences is the Preiser brand as they are more detailed than others. Tiny bits of white ‘Blu Tack’ hold them in place. Tweezers! There were quite a few climbing accidents but they survived well enough to be replaced! |
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Rakishby skewsmeComment: Clever concept and I love the colours. I'd have given it an extra point if it had a little more exposure so I could see the subject a bit more clearly. |
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Roach Clipby GeneralEComment: Lovely crisp image. As a minor point, 'd have preferred a little more exposure to bring out the details. |
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