Idea Book 260: Part I
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First of all, these models are built to be seen from the same angle as the original idea book images. This is necessary in many cases because we have to guess on how to construct the back sides of buildings, castles, etc. I may add another photo of the farm house without the cart in front of it. It also takes a large amount of time to properly edit these images. Look for updates in the future.
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I never had the book so I missed out on all these creation.s Nice to see that CC is keeping all thes eold creations alive, if I can get the right parts I will try and make a couple of them.
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Re: Idea Book 260: Part I
The tower is the real winner of this first batch - very robust looking.
The weakest of the lot is a tie between the gondola and the inn. In a pinch I'd say the inn is weakest - it just seems to have been slapped together in a dimly lit room at 3am in the morning (perhaps after having spent several hours in an inn??? )
Alan
The weakest of the lot is a tie between the gondola and the inn. In a pinch I'd say the inn is weakest - it just seems to have been slapped together in a dimly lit room at 3am in the morning (perhaps after having spent several hours in an inn??? )
Alan
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and the day you discover why. (Donald Sensing)
One plus one equals three... for large values of one. (Bruce Fournier)