New and Old scenery.

Thanks for your support and commets Deafnala!

High stone walls, We are still working on it!


You can see more pictures and read the article in english here.

I like the capping pieces...that's a nice touch. The possibility of adding spikes adds to their attraction. GREAT WORK!   

Thanks Deafnala for your comment.

I like your suggestion. Add spikes is a great idea, and the high stone walls will look better.

Only one problem... I don't know do it!! Could you help me? You or anybody here! All suport is welcome!

I doubt it would work for casting purposes, but, if I were going to modify your wall with spikes, I'd just drill evenly space holes & add the tips of cocktail style toothpicks. I used the toothpicks for my Graveyard Gate:

Spoiler:

 

That is cheaper than cutting the spearheads off of spears...

Our delicate gamers tend to cut the spikes off of walls and such to save clumsy hands and fingers from impalement...  

I've gotten metal spikes from the craft store in the jewelry/ beads section before.

What do you use the lego for?

Thanks guys, greats Ideas!

Well, We will try to find the way, High stone walls with spikes will look to much better. DOn't know if we will scult, or cut spike from miniatures, or whatever yet.

Theomar Pius, your foam city is... .. .. OMG !!!!!!!!!! I really like it!. Could you tell me where did you buy spikes, wich craft store?

Flipchuck, I use lego to sculpt. It's great to hold clay pieces and don't touch with my fingers. Besides, Lego pieces provides a 90 degree angle, and that is useful.

Thanks again guys!

Comi wrote:

wich craft store?

Don't mean to sound like a jerk or anything but did anyone else find the play on words with this funny? Lol

Back on topic, the lego idea sounds cool. Would you be able to show some pictures for like a tuorial? I would love to see that is done. Pretty please?

Hi guys! Next week I'll try go to Scotland again... So I hope that any trck crash agains me again, please!

I will not be able to post along all summer. I hope see you on September!

Flipchuck what would you like see on the tutorial?

Here you are last steps of out wooden stable.


You can see more pictures and read the article in english here.

Have a great summer!

Have a safe trip, a pleasant stay, & return refreshed & invigorated. See you in September!   

I hope have asafe trip too Deafnala, Thank you so much

Steps on how you use the lego to sculpt. Please.

Flipchuck, I must apologize with you, I should post that picture before, but I couldn´t. We use Lego blocks sometimes to have 90 degree angles and straight walls.


And now, a general messege. We are back and we going to post again on the blog.

For that reason we sculpted a simple mail box. We wish see all your messege in it!


You can see more pictures in english here.

WELCOME HOME!   
The Mail Box is an EXQUISITE little gem. VERY WELL DONE!  

Thank you Deafnala for your comment. Always is a pleasure post here!

Comi wrote:

Theomar Pius, your foam city is... .. .. OMG !!!!!!!!!! I really like it!. Could you tell me where did you buy spikes, wich craft store?

Cheers!
I do believe it was JoAnn's. I comb the jewelry sections, the metal beads specifically. Tons of useful bits there if you can see them in your minds eye.

I wonder what the Spanish equivalent is to Joann Fabrics?

Welcome back Comi!

Thanks guys!

There are some bussiness in Europe who import that kind of goods from USA. If I am lucky I will find it! xD

Still working in our stable, this week the roof!


You can see more pictures and read the article in english here.

Perseverance pays off...that came together in FINE fashion. It has a rustic, rickety look to it that I find charming. The wood grain is OUTSTANDING...GREAT WORK!  

Thank you Deafnala. Always is a pleasure read your comments

We were traying to do a water well.


You can see more pictures and read the article in english here.

It's not finished, coming soon

Using the tube as a guide was an excellent idea. Both the well & the bucket look TERRIFIC...GREAT WORK!