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First attempt at scratchbuilding the cowl ventilators

The box for the mold...

Lots of conversion and scratchbuilding here. You'll have to see my blog for details. This is one of my favorite sets of figures. I made them for a variant of the Tusk dino-hunting game. In the game, hunters try to kill dinos; with these, the players simply try to take pictures of dinos. That way, children of parents concerned with violence can play the game.

My custom scratchbuild art doll based on Matt Mercer's delightful NPC from Critical Role

Second scratch build - time for new mistakes! A Trentino-style building in N scale (1:160) mostly using card.

Scratchbuilt buildings (masters) in 1/285th Scale. These units will be commercially available in the near future.

All images © Allen Rockwell 2009

The Log Bunker-rear view

This was made around a cardboard core onto which the logs (toothpicks) where aranged and glued into place. Miliput was added to make some terrain and sand and stones made the terrain look more textured. It was then painted and grass was added. Finally a plank (lollypop stick) and an airfix sherman wheel and track section were painted and added to top of the bunker.

See blog post, scratchbuilding an Italian village in N-scale:

www.heesk.nl/2024/06/09/scratchbuilding-4.html

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Rough cut styrene parts ready for sanding.