To continue this part of the project I need to made a grid flooring and cut a load of 20mm wide strips from the laminate of cuts that I have, cut them to the lengths of the walls in the game and made teeny-tiny scatter scenery.
Biggle Bear found some stuff and can't decide what to make
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To continue this part of the project I need to made a grid flooring and cut a load of 20mm wide strips from the laminate of cuts that I have, cut them to the lengths of the walls in the game and made teeny-tiny scatter scenery.
On paper this is 5mm squares, so could already be used for epic scale. I intend to make the board 10mm per square. That is about 50 10mm scale doors and I dread to think how many cm of wall that need accurately cutting then creatively decorated.
If you are doing interior designing, remember that Feng Shue ? dictates that the canteen stove cannot share a wall with a toilet. Bad juju. This flaw in one of my houses cost me some cash to fix it, so best to avoid it in the first place. Yes, she was the boss.
Today is my last day of sick leave, so with the extra energy and rare peace I got to work sawing the parts of a 10mm scale terrain set. Can you see what it will be yet?
So, the little one was given a box of fake lego. Terrible stuff, and she has recieved much better blocks too, so it's destined for the recycling.
But before I do, any ideas for modelling opportunities?
>They were clearly intended for younger children as they are too large to choke on (about 2 inches tall, 3 inches wide, and come in 2×2, 2x4 and 2x6).
>they would need to be glued together to stay.
>not many interesting shapes other than basic blocks and some wheels.
But before I do, any ideas for modelling opportunities?
>They were clearly intended for younger children as they are too large to choke on (about 2 inches tall, 3 inches wide, and come in 2×2, 2x4 and 2x6).
>they would need to be glued together to stay.
>not many interesting shapes other than basic blocks and some wheels.
A lot of people use fake Lego for mould making, should you ever be in the mood for mixing up some latex to cast something (legally of course).
With those dimensions, they could be terrain; did you mean cm?
If you did mean inches, you could model some doors/windows on them to make small buildings; not sure what you'd do with the tops, but you could flatten them out somehow.
I bought some knock-off blocks exactly for this purpose (not with latex, with blue stuff and trying some water soluble resin), but they're not particularly watertight. It would probably work better if I use latex and better resin.
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