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mikeyh

mikeyh


Location : Dordogne France

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PostSubject: Micro-modelling   Micro-modelling EmptyThu Jun 25, 2009 6:16 pm

Been doing a bit of micro-modelling tonight with a scalpel, my dremel, and a small piece of wood. Apologies for the quality of the pics (my camera is not upto good close-ups!);

Micro-modelling Demiel204

Here it is in the hands of one of the romanys.

Micro-modelling Demiel205

now for the tambourines.anybody got any ideas for clothes pegs?

Mikey
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clive_t

clive_t


Location : Portsmouth, England

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PostSubject: Re: Micro-modelling   Micro-modelling EmptyThu Jun 25, 2009 7:37 pm

Nice work again, Mikey! I am guessing you started off with a coffee stirrer? Actually, you've given me an idea....
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mikeyh

mikeyh


Location : Dordogne France

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PostSubject: Re: Micro-modelling   Micro-modelling EmptyThu Jun 25, 2009 8:21 pm

no, it's a bit of a con really clive. I had some solid wood pieces 5mm thick. i cut a piece to 4.5cms (1 metre in g scale). a spanish guitar is about a metre long with the neck and body being equal lengths. i sawed down two parallel lines halfway for the neck and then shaped the rest with a dremel sander. A shallow drill hole to represent the sound hole, black felt tip on the neck and for the bridge, frets drawn with a gold marker and the whole lot stained. It actually took 8 minutes from start to finish! Its effective enough for me and adds a bit of life to the camp

Mikey
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