My curent project.

[RailRon]

Marcin, congratulations to your talent in scratchbuilding, and welcome to the Gauge!

This looks great all around. It shows what can be done with patience, fantasy and dedication - and all that with simple tools and materials.

Hehe, makes me proud that our Swiss Army knife is capable to do such fine model work! Marcin, I never thought of using my knife for such model work - but surely I'll give it a try in the near future. So you found one more use of that universal tool - great!

DanPick, don't underestimate the sharpness of a properly honed Swiss Army knife! In the hands of a talented modeller it works wonders, as we can see here.

Ron

 

[belg]

Marcin as long as the knife works for you and from looking at the pics it does.

Ron are you trying to make sales of home land products????

 

[engineshop]

Marcin
I just checked out your pictures and I cannot imagin how much time it takes to cut all the little corners. How did you color the paper?
Thanks

 

[Marcin]

To color the paper I'm using paints made by testors and Model Master. Because I do not own an airbrush I'm painting it by hand.

 

[shaygetz]

Wow!!! :thumb: :thumb:

 

[Gary Pfeil]

Marcin, I can't beleive you carved all that brick! It looks awesome. With a pocket knife! Nice work.

 

[Marcin]

I have made some progress.

 

[RailRon]

Wow! Great detailing!
The furniture looks great. This is very fine modelling, Marcin.

Is this a wood fired cooking oven in the kitchen? I also noted that you have a stove in every room. Is this still common in Poland?

Now I am curious how the rest of the furniture and the rooms in the upper story will turn out... :thumb:

Ron

 

[Matthyro]

Fantastic scratchbuilding Marcin

 

[engineshop]

Marcin
Great interior although there is something missing. How about posters on the wall and junk on the floor in the kids room.

 

[Marcin]

Hello. Yes RailRon this is a wood and coal fired cooking oven in the kitchen. I have made heat furnaces i two rooms. One of them is much bigger beacause it has to heat up two rooms. This way of heating houses is not common anymore in Poland but I know that some people still use it. In this builging it still exists.

 

[m_reusser]

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[Marcin]

I'm just using a Swiss knife just to help me out with the bricks. For all the cuts I'm using exacto and carpenter knifes.

Engineshop: For now on I'm goining to leave the interior as it is. I just spend way too much time on it

. The good news is that I will have removable floors and roof so I can always come back to it later on.

 

[interurban]

Very good work Marcin.
In fact the best I have seen in bristle, You must be very patient :thumb:

 

[Marcin]

 

[ausien]

Marcin, forgive me for being so slow to check out this thread, but some how I missed it, that sure is remarkable work your doing. and no, I am not going to remark on your choice of tools, I never comment on a person with bigger tools than mine, and as you get the results you do, why would I?.

hope to see more of your work in the future...great job... have a good one..steve

 

[Dave Farquhar]

I somehow missed this thread too. That's an amazing model. Thank you for sharing it!

 

[spitfire]

Awesome!!! Beautiful work and an amazing amount of patience. You should be very proud of that building Marcin!!! :thumb: :thumb:

Val

 

[Marcin]

Thanks All ! Here is a little update and my new toys