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Years ago I decided to make a scale model of a house. I had done a similar project back in high school and thoroughly enjoyed doing it, and the concept just stayed with me, I guess. I made the house and then decided to make some furniture for it, wire it for lights and make "viewable tv sets". There was a garage, a rec room, two bedrooms, etc. The pictures tell the story, hope you enjoy them!
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May 22, 2012. 8:24 PM
mikroGanesh
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mikroGanesh
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Cool
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Jan 29, 2012. 11:42 AMRaisedByRobots
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RaisedByRobots
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Adorable, and wow you have lots of patience to do the *whole* house in detail!
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Jan 8, 2012. 8:56 AMporcupinemamma
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Wonderful!!
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Jan 8, 2012. 9:23 AMCreativeman (author)
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Creativeman (author)
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Thank you!
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Jan 8, 2012. 7:31 AMtjk1939
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Ditto, the saw. That is a unique piece. All very nice work. Way more patience than I have.
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Jan 8, 2012. 9:22 AMCreativeman (author)
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Creativeman (author)
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Thanks for your comments.
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Jan 7, 2012. 8:32 PMcdawisconsin
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cdawisconsin
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Each and every piece is amazing, but I love the table saw =)
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Jan 8, 2012. 9:22 AMCreativeman (author)
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Thank you!
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Jan 8, 2012. 7:12 AMmcshawnboy
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If you want to add shiny metal effect (Like UR TV bezel or knobs, tablesaw etc.) try foil http://www.gildedplanet.com/howtogoldleaf.asp has some good info. For small metal objects you could expand UR art via "Lostwax Casting" & a low-temp alloy (Here's a PDF with the basics_I use the process to make jewelry.) www.feppd.org/ICB-Dent/campus/manufacturing_aspects/casting2.PDF & pewter a low-temp casting metal, http://www.amazon.com/ALLOY-C-Casting-PEWTER-1-Pound-Ingot/dp/B001QV39N2/ref=pd_sbs_indust_1 If casting is too much trouble you could try metal clay & bake. For small props like pool balls or food you might try polymer clay there are good 'ibles to help! I've seen folks make canes that are large & by rolling they get smaller in diameter, but longer. When large it's easy to make complex details that look impossible to make when rolled small. http://www.beadsandbeading.com/blog/polymer-clay-cane-flower-designs/99/ http://www.metalclayacademy.com/metal-clay-resources/downloadable-metal-clay-resources-and-tutorials/beginners-metal-clay-information.html I just pulled the links from a Google search i.e. I'm not affiliated w/ them. :)
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