[Frank T]

You want closer pics?,-

here they are!

Each stone is approx. 3-4 x 2-3mm and the entry village square is nearly 0,5meter²

 

[Umbra]

Thats what im talking about I will start on my sidewalks tomorrow now i got some more insperation. So grease up that dremmel here i come

Ohh and i use about the same size on my stones ..

 

[Frank T]

Hi Umbra,

Do not do it to you! Those are approx. 20cm ² and I approximately needed 2 hours

Hope that i don´t have to buy too much drills.
for mySlot i bought 4 drills each for 15€.
and i thought that 2 are enough.

****e happens

 

[joegraphix]

very nice stuff!

 

[Umbra]

Hahahaha briliant i just saw the tractor :-D

 

[perthor]

Hi Frank.
Looks great, would love to see some more close up of your scenery and maybe an ABC on how you build houses, please?
Per

 

[Frank T]

Today i fixed the second part.

Sorry , but today no big report, cause i´m a little bit sleepy. I used for this side nearly 5 Hours, because nothing works like i want to.

One of my cats stud behind me and i didn´t know it, so as i want to stay up, i fell over her and killed one slot. But that´s no problem i think.
But the many diffrent hights make it very natural.

i´m absolutly happy about that. The bridges and the rest of the slots i fix in the next few days, i hope.

@Per

i´ll make a new threat and try to explain the build of a house. But that in the next week. Have a lot of work with my profession this week.

Sorry about the quality of the images, these are made with my mobilfone

 

[Frank T]

Today i made a little more stonemade surfacing.

I´ve brushed it with a stheelbrush in my drill to get more structure.

 

[Umbra]

and i thought i had many stones... Great work

 

[r3k0]

What shape dremel bit do you use for the brick work ?
just had a liuttle go on a scrap piece and the pointed cone shape seemed the best out of the bits i have.

 

[Frank T]

Hi r3ko,

I use these two forms, trapezoidally and cylindrically.

cylindrically for the long straight grooves,-
for the short transverse grooves stones make - trapezoidal

 

[Frank T]

Just fiixed the left Background ( photo on the Palais side has to be placed) the vinyard is in its final position. Next things to do, is installing the wires and the Lamps for few of my houses and for the marketplace. Streetlights will also follow .

So i have a lot of work for this weekend

, or tomorrow

on the rightside of the vinyard will a wooden bridge in a 50ties style be placed.

 

[Frank T]

Some more with the surface further made. Before the cathedral I made a small surface with marble slabs.
And also milled the first hole for a duct cover.

 

[Umbra]

hmm!!! think i have some catching up todo..and i thought i had many stones to make... Nice work

 

[Frank T]

Hi everybody,

today I began with a little landscape - a tree. Its developed from a piece of hedge. With something wire by right curved and then Irish Moos as underbody, Noch flocking above and that´s the result on the place were i will "plant" it.
The making took approx. 10 minutes

hope you like it

 

[knoath]

Great work, lots of hours!

Appreciate the time and effort you're putting in Frank.
Thanks for the pics, we can learn a lot from them.

Dick

 

[Frank T]

Hello boys,

today i made a little decoration. Becomes a streetlight for the village square. 2 further 5 lighted lamps would be placed in front of my palace.
And still so approx. 5-6,1-2 ligthed lamps for the village square and still 8 one lighted lamps for the ramp to the palace.
Added 5 2ml one-way syringes as lampglass
1 hollow CFK staff
1 hollow plastic staff
1 art off plastic cover mother
some cupperwire 2mm
for the covers I still have 5 hole pottings,
5 wooden balls
and teething ochers
I already procured lamps and to have to be still soldered. and so it looks up to now.

 

[Umbra]

Damned thats nice. Sigh i think ill give up on scenery....

 

[Frank T]

Hi at all,

i wanted to show you still briefly the finished lamp. The height is 15cm

I hope it please you as well as me

 

[PSRRFH]

thats a very nice lamb post that you did there, nice creative thoughts has gone in to the construction. beautiful.

Cheers