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More Sculpey creations being made at the main table. I can't remember your name - please send it to me because... XXX |
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I want the whole world to know the name of the creator of this amazing beast. I LOVE the design. and all the details. Makes a nice pet, don't you agree? XXX |
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Some more Sculpey creations. We had a variety of items to add detailing like Stereo cables, straws and shishkobob skewers. XXX |
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An Alien head being painted. Almost looks like a lost relative of Star Trek's Worf - LOL. XXX |
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Time to get the prizes underway. Let's make a Docking Bay 94. Here we are looking at the plans and trying to figure out how the heck we are gonna pull this off in only 2 days :) XXX |
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After about 1 hour, we had the base cut and the first set of walls in place. This diorama is SO big, we decided to split it down the center into 2 equal parts. XXX |
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Here you can better see how the 2 pieces fit together. Hasbro's Falcon sits in the center. The masking tape was to temporarely hold the pieces together before using the ho glue gun to secure everything in place. XXX |
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Time for the outer wall. Not only does this look cool but it will add structural strength to the docking bay. Because of it's gigantic proportions, you don't want it to crumble when you pick it up. XXX |
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A small army cuts and assembles the roof portion of the docking bay. XXX |
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Let the plastering begin. Well we actually ran out of plaster :( So we are putting "Papier Mache" XXX |
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Our base coat is coming along. Can you see the details of all the columns inside the circle? XXX |
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It's hard to do apply newspaper strips when there are so many interesting articles - heh heh. Lucky for the guys, it was a french newspaper from montreal no one could read ;P XXX |
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