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Re: 1/7 Kazami Mizuho from "Please Teacher!" (boardwalk diorama) The last of the pics [attachment deleted by admin]

Re: 1/7 Kazami Mizuho from "Please Teacher!" (boardwalk diorama) A few more pics [attachment deleted by admin]

The kit was finished a few years ago, the long-in-completion diorama is finally done. (sort of) I still need to make an ice chest and a napkin holder. Most of the Re-ment pieces are not cemented and have been since removed. More details of the kit will follow. For now, the pics will be my...

A simple cafe corner diorama using a pine base; stained balsa strips for the floor, window and door frames. Foam core boards make the walls which are finished with 3/16 inch (.188) styrene strips. The window itself is made from clear plastic and was a pain to make; it is actually sandwiched...

Finally done with some modifications. I cut off the tassels along the bottom of the skirt/sarong; a couple of them were already broken and I did not feel the effort to glue them back was worth the time. Diorama to follow........sometime later when I have time. The second photo is from...

I have no idea about the name of this kit. All that I can tell you is that it is a piece sculpted by Bome, and that it was a cold cast Thai resin that was hell to work with, especially when sanding. Other than the colors, I changed the leggings to see-through stockings. The kit itself is...

Yup, this is the same kit that was in the classroom. This time she is waiting at a bus stop. The entire base and seat was made of plaster of paris and Celluclay, while the bus shelter was constructed from balsa, Plastruct and what looks like half of a corrugated board. Numerous washes "dirty...

I have yet to find a way to color E-Z Water.

Re: 1/3 Fujisaki Shiori I was transporting the piece and the wall broke away from the base, I managed to re-attach it but the wall later broke in half -horizontally.

A rather simple park scene with Ruri walking away from a peaceful, prepared lunch. Plaster of Paris secures the 1/8 scale kit and the balsa wood bench -I actually made a trip to the local hardware/garden to check out an assembled version. Scenic powders and intermittent field grass bundles...

This kit is the epitome of "The Thrill of Victory and the Agony of Defeat." At 1/3 scale this Bome sculpted figure was easy to prep, putty, sand and paint. Finding diorama parts to fit were also easier to find. The result was a simple diorama that was to resemble an outdoor beach shower...

This is another one that was a gift and is no longer with me. The kit was a large 1/6 scale version of Hoshino Ruri from the series "Nadesico." It came with two options for the hair -pig tails or the bangs version seen here. The kimono had etched flower patterns that were puttied and sanded...

Re: 1/8 Kashiwagi Tizuru Hmmmm?? OK, I made an account with photobucket. Here is the URL below, I hope this works. http://s808.photobucket.com/albums/zz8/morpheus086/tizuru%20classroom/

This 1/8 Kashiwagi Tizuru character from the series "Kizuato" is the second one of its kind that was put together. I no longer am in possession of this kit as it was a gift for someone. I will try to photograph the other kit and diorama....its somewhere in the house. Basically this is...

A 1/8 kit of Arima Yuzu from A-brand done with "eyes open" option rather than the one with the eyes closed. The entire diorama sits on a thick piece of Plaster of Paris -that took forever to sand level. The small sitting area was made of balsa and stained with Colonial Maple from MinWax...