Port Blacksand
Can't see the woods for the trees
I was hoping to get a lot more ‘scratch building’ elements done for this project by now and finally, the Proxxon hot wire cutter I ordered arrived from Germany. The plan is to build raised foam blocks and carve brickwork into them to blend them into the bases of the buildings. I can then add stairways leading up to different levels to add an extra dimension.
I also have more natural elements to add, trees, plants, and the like. Not only for the garden district but also to incorporate amongst the buildings. From there it would be a natural progression to add countryside on the side of the bridge that does not have the city entrance.
Hope you are happy now @sundancer, you bully. XD
Haha, that’s funny, although I can understand some of sundancers points, although not all of them. However, there is no right, or wrong answer and everyone’s opinion is different, which is a good thing as it opens up discussion. I certainly don’t consider it bullying and have taken that as the ‘tongue in cheek’ comment as it was intended. 🙂 Here are my views on building stuff. I don’t understand the difference between getting an MDF kit and adding resin-printed parts to it and getting a filament-printed kit and adding resin parts to it, or a plastic kit and adding… Read more »
Me, a bully Mr @warbossd ye olde fart!? XD
There is pretty much nothing I’d like to add to @hutch statement. Especially the part with “time, kids, wife and job” I am very much on board with that argument.
Nice to see more hot wire cutters in the wild. I hope you also got yourself the foot actuated pedal switch as it frees your hand and makes working so much easier.