PHPaul

Sorry to hear about your printer! I'm in the market for a new one myself. The Creality is still working fine and produces nice prints, but sufferin' succotash (from Sylvester the Cat cartoons for those of you across the Pond that may not recognize it) that thing is s...l...o...w... I've got some stuff I want to print that would take over 12 hours! The intended replacement is 3x to 5x as fast and has the capability to print multiple colors (if I spring for the attachment) and is still fairly reasonably priced. Like most things, technology has improved over the last 5 years.

Very nice work Sir! Fussy work like that requires a certain frame of mind with which I am only rarely blessed, and then for short periods! I've used those peel-and-stick shingles in 1:64 scale for cedar shingle siding. Excellent product.

1-2-3 blocks are normal/common. Glass bottles are "creative"...

Great progress, David. I like the creative use of bracing...

Excellent progress, Sir. And I've been there and done that with glue and 1-2-3 blocks...

VERY nice, David! Initially I had some doubts about the realism of the foamboard construction, but your detailing has proven that it works very well indeed.

I like it, but I'd be forced to resurrect most of those models! That black and white '56 for instance...

The AMX, Javelin and Rebels were pretty sharp cars and under appreciated. The rest of AMC's styling isn't my cup of tea.

Looking good, David!

Just traded my '13 Tundra in on A leftover 2024 F250. Do a bit of towing and Toyota no longer offers a V8, so went with the Ford.

Yikes! I bet that WAS challenging! Very nice execution however. Well Done!

I added a rail speeder to the abandoned track in the corner by the trestle. A guy on another board that has an actual full-sized speeder was kind enough to provide pictures and dimensions. \ The remaining undeveloped area was set up as a rifle range. More detailing needed but the basic scene is in place.

My farm diorama is here. Don't know if the truck shows up in that thread so here's a couple of pictures. Thanks for your interest!

I love it! Great job. I did something similar on my 1:64 farm diorama using a hotwheels truck.

I like where you're going with this!