well the church set is now looking great :) its been a hard week though, it just seems that im doing lots but nothing was happening... but hard work pays off here are some photos from production.
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| constructing the roof tiles using balsa wood and scoring the lines with the back of a knife |
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| here are the scored strips |
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| using hot glue to build them up in strips but making sure the lines do not line up |
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| on fully glue roof |
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| sculpted plasticine walls |
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| it took most of the day to sculpt all the walls of the church |
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| Naomi created the large sections of the roof for me in the same style while i sculpted the day away :) |
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| sculpting finished |
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| stone work |
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| painted with acrylic |
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| all sections painted and drying overnight |
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| starting to come together with the open arch |
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| the first latex tripod leg from the mold, im really happy how it came out, frustrating waiting for the other two though |
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| the church in bits just waiting to come together |
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| these are the tie downs for the small CORE-PODS knx welded onto a nut |
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| dry brushed bricks and added balsa wood for the top half |
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| the back section were the cylinder will be placed |
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| coming together |
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| tie downs |
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| added milliput at the bottom (this is to stop the glue from seeping out) |
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| proxy glue |
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| and added milliput |
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| the steeple maquette made for me by James Davenhill |
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| main roof painting |
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| Joel Townsend doing some tree painting for me |
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| I even got Daniel James helping, hes trimming my tripod leg for me :) |
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| building the CORE-POD prototype for Dan to animate |
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| creating the steeple with balsa wood |
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| looking nice |
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| the CORE-POD prototype |
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| the small white section lifts out so we can place magnets underneath for the puppets |
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| finished arch |
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| really coming along now only a few more days of production and it will be complete. |
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