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Fort sahara

Posted by blockhaus on 06 Nov 2010, 09:27

Hello all.
this is toy fort for my youngest guy. I take as inspiration the Airfix fort,but a biy more complex,and was populated with italer foreign legion figures.I do it in wood 5 mm. thick painted with acrilics mixed with shawdust.All material came from a a wine bottles box.

Was a funny and fast project, and client was satisfied with the result :-)

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Posted by KenzoSato on 06 Nov 2010, 10:01

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Posted by Paul on 06 Nov 2010, 11:01

Looks grand. I tell you what...my son got me back into the hobby...firstly I started building ships and castles for him..then getting the 1/32nd bods to go with them...then thinking "if I painted this one or changed the sword on this etc"...next thing I knew I´d bought some LOTR bods...then some WWII 22mm ones and................ :-)
That could be a fun thread...what I built for my kids (Hobby related) :-) :-)
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Posted by Alex on 06 Nov 2010, 11:49

This is - super! Everything looks just great and professional! :thumbup: :thumbup:
But there is the question: What for a wonderful house visible in the background? (He had wooden? He is Russian?) 8)
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Posted by blockhaus on 06 Nov 2010, 16:06

thanks for your comments
Paul,
this construccion is part of my long (and lost) figth against Xbox rule :-) this some of things that I have constructed for the boys
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a siege tower that works
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a entrance castle with two exagonal towers
Alex,
This background house is a russian house.but at 1/35 scale, I´m not sure if I can put a photo of she in this forum, but I will be happy send you a private email with some photos of my russian works.
As interested in Russian history and wood architecture I like a lot make russian houses, but most part of my work is 1/35.
This is my first 1/72 russian house, that was done in soviet times, in this time graphic information about Russia was scarce and I only have photos from wartime done mainly by germans
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Posted by Paul on 06 Nov 2010, 18:10

:cheers: :cheers: :thumbup: :thumbup: This is great!! How many of us with sprogs have made siege towers etc?? I also have a siege tower, catapult and a battering ram that I made from old bits of wood...in 1/32nd scale, all of which work :-) :-)
I did wonder about the house in the background...I was trying to work out wether it was a 1/72nd one or bigger... :-)
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Posted by blockhaus on 06 Nov 2010, 18:39

thanks Paul! :-) the house in background is 1/35 scale...
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but I hope that one day I have the oportunity of do a entire village of these houses at 1/72
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Posted by Paul on 06 Nov 2010, 18:52

:shock: :shock: :shock: That is beautifull... :love:
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Posted by Peter on 07 Nov 2010, 21:17

Go on blockhaus, I like every thing I see what you have made with your own hands :thumbup:
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Posted by Nono on 10 Nov 2010, 17:15

Paul wrote: :shock: :shock: :shock: That is beautifull... :love:
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Posted by luchs on 10 Nov 2010, 19:04

the isba is great... :thumbup:
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Posted by MABO on 11 Nov 2010, 20:37

very much in deed :shock: :shock:
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