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mos eisley - loading bay 3
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long view of the exterior, i noticed one problem with the double loading doors, if you glue the top on you'll never get the door out, so just leave the top section unglued
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mose eisley - loading bay 4
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long view of the loading bay, with the double door shown open, you can also see some of the cool door controls available from miller bros http://groups.msn.com/SculptingMiniatures
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Jun. 11, 2006, 02:55PM |
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Mos eisley - cantina booth
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this is the first tile i've finished that will become part of the mos eisley cantina
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Jun. 11, 2006, 02:38PM |
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mose eisley - cantina shoot out
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reliving the famous scene - han and greedo shoot it out
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Jun. 11, 2006, 02:37PM |
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mos eisley - cantina exterior
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the exterior of the cantina, 3x3 exterior space so huge models can pass through
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Jun. 11, 2006, 02:36PM |
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all polystyrene
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Jun. 09, 2006, 10:18PM |
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all polystyrene
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Jun. 09, 2006, 10:17PM |
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all polystyrene
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Jun. 09, 2006, 10:15PM |
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all polystyrene
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Jun. 09, 2006, 10:14PM |
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Here is improved smoke cloud..made from cotton balls and wire
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May. 24, 2006, 11:03PM |
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Here is improved smoke cloud..made from cotton balls and wire
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May. 24, 2006, 11:02PM |
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In an attempt to get away from using Hirst bricks for all my projects, I resolved to build a master from scratch. This 4x3 wall panel is constructed from plastic card stamped w/ a brick pattern & edged with plastic card, all glued on 1/4 inch foam core.
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May. 24, 2006, 11:49AM |
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RTV mold taken from Master, with first plaster product.
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May. 24, 2006, 11:47AM |
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4x3 inch plaster wall
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May. 24, 2006, 11:46AM |
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Space Hulk tile blueprint
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This is a Sketchup plan for making a 1st Edition Space Hulk tile set using Hirst Arts' new sci-fi molds. This plan only uses two molds -- Starship Wall Mold #301 and Pipeline Floor Mold #273 -- but would require dozens of castings of each.
The blueprint only shows one of each type of Space Hulk tile. For the full 1st Edition set (including the Deathwing and Genestealer expansions), you would need to cast and assemble:
1 - 3x3 room (single entrance)
3 - 3x3 rooms (two entrances, 90 degrees apart)
1 - 3x3 room (2 entrances, 180 degrees apart)
2 - 3x3 rooms (three entrances)
1 - 3x3 room (4 entrances)
4 - 5-sqr. long corridors
4 - 4-sqr. long corridors
7 - 3-sqr. long corridors
7 - 2-sqr. long corridors
4 - 1-sqr. long corridors
8 -"T" intersections
8 - 90º corners
8 - 4-way intersection
1 - 4-way intersection (wide, spiral)
5 - 1-sqr. deep corridor dead-ends
2 - 1-sqr. wide, 2-sqr. deep corridors ending in chutes
1 - 5x5 Room (2 entrances, 180 degrees apart)
4 - 3-sqr. wide, 4-sqr. long corridor (exit at one end)
3 - 3-sqr. wide, 3-sqr. long corridor (two side exits 180 degrees apart)
1 - 3-sqr. wide, 3-sqr. long corridor
1 - 3-sqr. wide, 4-sqr. long corridor
1 - 3-sqr. wide, 3-way corridor T intersection
1 - 3-sqr. wide, 90 degree turn
1 - 3-sqr. wide, 2-sqr. deep corridor dead-end
All in all, about 350 floor tiles would be needed! Quite a project, but one I'm hoping to pursue eventually.
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May. 19, 2006, 06:17PM |
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