I fancied making something a little more whimsical for Mars... Why not a bandstand and some gardens.
For the bandstand the roof was printed and most of the base and the railings were laser cut. Plastic stonework sheeting was used for the base sides and the steps were cut from xps foam (I think, the brand name is Foamex).
The columns were brass tube with four pieces each. I won't be doing that again as I went through 16 scalpel blades lol. The handrail on the railings was just some half round microstrip.
Painting was fairly simple as I kept most of the parts removable.
The gardens were mainly lasercut (including the topiary hedges which then had growies stuck on them). The plants inside the glasshouses are just various bits and bobs I've had knocking around and the plant pots are available from here
Painting was kept in the same vein as the rest of my Mars terrain and I'll need to do some high walls to surround it. I've also got a colonial style mansion that's in need of some love to go with it.
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'Tango' is not welcome here. Nor is Bill
That's fantastic Victorian terrain; I really love the green houses in particular.
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DeleteI did think about going for some more generic colours so it could be used in London but I think it'll be better to make a dedicated one for that.
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James
Beautiful, beautiful pieces, I love them
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James
Fantastic, really nice and atmospheric terrain.
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James
That's really nice and strange. I like it a lot, especially the color of the plants.
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DeleteNo worries about the extra comments either, thanks for the email.
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James
I really like this. so atmospheric!
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