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11 October 2002, 07:00 AM
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Maybe not nasty dioramas, but I've seen a few grisly military miniature vignettes with dead or dying SS types lacking a limb.
If anyone ever puts out a line of 1/32nd scale skeletons and bones I'm sure they could get very creative: Teutoberger Wald Verdun Little Big Horn Isandlhwana My old workbench is now in the playroom with the old computer on it. The underside of the unit is still multi-coloured from where I wiped off my Polyclens-soaked brushes. Due to its proximity to the furnace I can't paint there anymore - my family has the most sensitive noses I've ever run into.
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11 October 2002, 09:36 AM
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Michael: Laws of Modeling 101 rule #14. Ain't it always the way :
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11 October 2002, 11:31 PM
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My bench fell down.
And about the overspray on my car in the car port, from spray cans. Why do the cats have a difficult time breathing when I use Testor Gloss coat lacquer in the house, in the winter, when the window has to be closed? |
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12 October 2002, 08:13 AM
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I give my dog a good whif of isopropano every once and a while. Keeps him honest and away from my teensy workbench. Rumor around my house is that I'll get a new workbench for Christmas. (Sigh :-/)
In the meantime, I'm sweating out the return of my car.... a new thermostat, and radiator, and she still runs hot. Now they're telling me I probably need a new water pump. Grrrrr >  >
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13 October 2002, 08:38 AM
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Greetings class. The answer to what diorama was commissioned in 1798 is, the '1796 Battle of Lodi' commissioned by Napolean imperor of France. *Directional Flow is the attitude that action in a diorama is directed to. The Focal Attitude of a diorama may be real or assumed. *That is it may be present or assumed because a figure is it or refering to it. *That is pointing at, looking at, running to or away from.
The natural habitat of aircraft are: 1. The Sky * * Climbing, Descending, level fight, banking. 2. The Ground * * Taxiing, serviced or repair,assembly,type testing,acceptance, parked, crashed, salvaged. 3. The Water (float planes) * *On the surface parked, taxiing or crashed. Don't think that an idea is weak if you need a nameplate to explain your idea. But keep your placard description to one page no more than 3 paragraphs. 1. Aircraft Type 2. Kit and list the modifications you made. 3. What machine is being represented and the * * *decal versions that you employed. In my displays I like to include photocopies of the real deal that I used to model from. NEVER allow the wings or any portion of your model to extend beyond the edge of your ground simulation. Your next homework assignment is pages 14-32 of our text. *Pop Quiz: What is 'Gizmology'
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13 October 2002, 01:59 PM
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Gizmology: Is this the use of scatchbuilt machinery, vehicles, etc., that the aircraft or main subject of a diorama is placed with in order to add realism, i.e., make the diorama "busy", and more true-to-life?
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14 October 2002, 04:52 AM
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Hmm...Gizmology...Very Very Small Parts Corporation................... Damm their eyes! Stephen Lad, arrrgh, Damm their eyes, arrrgh....
Neil E (Currently investigating a 'pirate' Glencoe institute)
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14 October 2002, 06:42 AM
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To Neil E:
A "pirate" Glencoe institute? Sounds very mysterious. Calling Sherlock Holmes, Dr. Watson, what?  :
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