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Thanks Dan, Two Sister's Farm is actually 1/32 scale not GN15. See the Gnatterbox site for ideas in that scale.
Regards Peter M
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Paglesham
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Peter,
it was the vertical sacks that look like they're made of some fine netting that I was interested in. The separate spuds being visible in them. Very impressive.
Martin
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Broadoak
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Martin, Yes they are the ones that are made of plastic actually.
I think I got lucky with the painting. I always use several washes.
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Howdy Peter, I always love to see photos of your fine modeling. Please keep them coming. The bags? They look to be 1:35 scale TAMIYA #35025. I use these for processed ore ready to be shipped from a mill or smelter. Hope this helps.
Happy new year to you.
Woodie
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Broadoak
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Thanks Woody I will see if I can get hold of some.
They are perfect to represent potatoes.
Peter M
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Peter,
They are superbly convincing!
Several washes indeed! I can't believe you get such definition with just paint!
Cheers,
Martin
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Watching from several different vantage points Peter. Great stuff as usual. Happy New Year!
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