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The overpass took a while to create, as it's height was supposed to "Realistic"... however, the official Grand Emporium mailbox looks huge comapred to everything else so...
Also, the whople setup can be compressed into individual components: 4 x 8 stips through 8 x 8 squares onto 16 x 16 mega - squares.
The base plate size is (at max):
112 studs wide, (Market street & Water street Overpass) x 72 studs long: edge of Frisco Street to edge of Water Street x 19 bricks tall (clock tower top to base)
Tell me of any suggestions you have to improve this layout!
Thanks to the awesome Travis Mathieson and fellow MUGS members, I broke my LDraw cherry on the weekend at their free info seminar :D
Micro AT-AT with a nod to Rod Giles ;)
Caio Foz Super / Mercedes - Benz OH1518 / Punta del Este, Uruguay.
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Nuestra motivación es poder dar a conocer la región mediante una iniciativa literaria.
A micro jumping spider on a ivy leaf. For perspective the leaf is about 1/2 - 3/4" across. I need more tube extensions :)
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Lens: Micro Nikkor 55mm f/3.5
Ilford Film 35 mm PAN F, ASA 50, DIN 18 "Scissors" photographed 1977
I decided to share some additional angles and details of my “Sundari City” Clone Wars build. I designed the model to be viewed from the one angle in my previous post, as seen in the TV series the first time Obi Wan Kenobi enters the city. Therefore, these pictures were intended only to record some of the micro scale buildings and details I especially enjoyed creating. There’s also a shot of the back of the model showing the multicolored structure of the rear wall from behind. I hope you find these useful and enjoyable!
Made with vintage micro mosaic hearts and rusty black components from B'Sue boutiques for the Bead Hoarders Blog Hop hosted by Lori Anderson.
TAY'S MICRO BEAD WEFT EXTENSIONS WITH ENCLOSURE PIECE FOR THE TOP. LOOKS GREAT WITH THE OMBRE COLOR.
When I moved into this apartmant where I live now it was literally full of rabbish. But like in most of the rabbish, there were some useful objects. I don't know the name of this in any language but it was used to fix shoes. It is not the tool of shoe makers, rather the peasant's, they fixed their own shoes.