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A Supposedly Fun Thing I'll Never Do Again
04/02/2012
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How much it takes to build an olive tree?
Very very long.
Working progress – Sturmgeschütz III Ausf F (Trumpeter) – South Italy 1943

 

06/02/2012
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Excellent…

 

can you zoom on the trees ?

 

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06/02/2012
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Looks interesting!up2

08/02/2012
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Here is some uploads, hope you like them.

08/02/2012
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22/02/2012
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Nice Nice!

 

How is proceeding ?

23/02/2012
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Slowly Raistlin, very slowly.

I've prepared 85 branches, first cutting peals from one of those big brushes for painting walls (we call it pennellessa), than passed them one by one in the Attack glue and immediately in a green synthetic foliage; after I've painted all those branches with a light grey-green color on the below side let them dry and painted on the other side with olive green.
Than it comes the building of the tree; it grows but iI've finished branches and need to prepare many others. At the moment 25 are ready to be painted.
Maybe I'm on the halfway… Hope so, so much ;o)

26/02/2012
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well it's a patience hobby sometimes! But the results, in your case, are very good, especcially for this small scale it's very difficult to work with tiny details!

 

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