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The tree house was a last minute addition. Used some old N scale windows and made a roof of heavy cardstock and linseed strands - those used to waterproof plumbing joints, old style.

After sealing the details in foam with a general amount of PVA glue, the mushrooms were airbrushed

The details in the mushrooms were made with insulation foam.

The resin kit of Alice/Mad Hatter is straight forward. I used Vallejo acrylics. The mushrooms and the tree house were made of modelling caly Das Pronto. The shape of the base tries to give a sense of duality, 2what's up and what's under?

The mushrooms and the tree house were made of modelling caly Das Pronto.

The resin kit of Alice/Mad Hatter is straight forward. I used Vallejo acrylics. The mushrooms and the tree house were made of modelling caly Das Pronto. The tatched roof is made with linseed strands still to water tight joints in plumbing, old style. The base is polyurethane foam covered by a...

Mad Hatter is a character of the stories of Alice in Wonderland. He's such a bad singer that the Queen as a punishment for making her wasting her time, doomed him to live eternally the same hour, tea time. In this version, Mad Hatter is a steampunk robot serving cup of after cup of tea to a...

Thank you my good friend.

I see. I considered to cut all faces of the walls and use them to "clad" a thick cardstock structure as you show in your rendering Zathros. But wasn't feeling that sure about that method. I think next project of that kind I'll try that approach. Thank you for the time you took thinking about the...

I noticed that problem with the bricks, but must admit I messed up with the alignment of the parts too. I'm now trying to disguise the too obvious with watercolour retouches.

Thank you Rhaven Blaack.

It is a bowling club! But they also design paper models. Look here http://www.kallboys.de/mondorfer-bastelboegen Bastel boegen= building models (rough translaxctilation...)

Thank you for the encouragement. I've noticed that being away from paper modelling for long makes me lose some of the little knowledge I acquired previously. I never sensed that with other media.

A vey pleasant model from Purple Bob's, a British manufacturer that also sells die cut windows. http://purplebob.co.uk/product-category/7mm-scale-card-model-building-kits/ Construction is straightforward, but I opted to fill in the interior of the walls with heavy cardstock. Made two mistakes...

I like the models of this site. Printed the mausoleum and am thinking to build it soon.

Thank you for the suggestion Zathros. I'll check out how to insert the blog.

To protect models from the dust, I have vitrines. But they are "overbooked". I have to order more, but am with "lack of time" as we say around here....

Roof beams and paneling. Silly waste of time as it cannot be seen...

Little confusing; the door is stuck to a previous door sill that didn't work right.