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Creative => Customs Gallery => Dioramas & Buildings => Topic started by: skypurr on July 09, 2012, 23:01:32
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I finished my bandstand today for my Victorian diorama at Kirkbean.
It was a bit late when I took the photos so the light is not too good.
(I now need to replace the pieces I took from our fairy tale palace :-[)
(http://i909.photobucket.com/albums/ac300/skypurr/bandstand1.jpg)
(http://i909.photobucket.com/albums/ac300/skypurr/bandstand4.jpg)
(http://i909.photobucket.com/albums/ac300/skypurr/bandstand5.jpg)
(http://i909.photobucket.com/albums/ac300/skypurr/bandstand3.jpg)
Thought I might see if I can find some plants to grow up the supporing columns to hide the holes.
Hope you like it. :)
Elaine (http://www.anchoredbygrace.com/smileys/mgqueen.gif)
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It looks wonderfull, it only misses a crowd of clickies so your band gets the appreciation they deserve. :)
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Fantastic custom Elaine...love it!
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Absolutely awesome, Elaine, I love it!!! Vines are a very good idea, the holes do seem to stand out on the columns. But I just love the colors, and everything. I really like the brick stairs and wood plank floors.
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That's fantastic, Elaine! Excellent! :clap: :clap: :clap: Victorian municipal architecture at its best!
How you did the steps would be interesting to know.
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Amazing creation Elaine, I really like it very much. :love: :love:
Many thanks for the pictures. :wow: :wow:
Friendly George. :)
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Thank you all for your positive comments :wave:
That's fantastic, Elaine! Excellent! :clap: :clap: :clap: Victorian municipal architecture at its best!
How you did the steps would be interesting to know.
The wood covered base is made up of two semi-circles of floor from the palace covered in wood print paper, but the actual steps are cake display boards.
The cake boards were covered in silver foil and I thought the acrylic paint I used would stick - it did partly, but after two coats some bits just weren't covering and I had to peel it all off - I got in a terrible mess doing this!! :(
However the card underneath gave it a good texture for stone. I just painted the uprights dark grey and the steps terracotta then added the lines for the mortar to seperate the tiles.
I got the idea from a photo of a bandstand I found online, I'm very pleased with the result.
Elaine (http://www.anchoredbygrace.com/smileys/mgqueen.gif)
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Thanks for the info, Elaine. You certainly made it look very realistic.
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Fantastic work queen elaine. I always loved that band klicky since i was a kiddo ( still have them ..) and its great to see then in use again . :love: :love:
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This is sooooo beautiful Elaine!!! I just :love: :love: :love: it!!!!
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Great custom! It'll look great in the display I'm sure.
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Absolutely stunning, Elaine! :wow: :wow: :wow: :wow: :wow:
I love the blue and gold very much
Damo :)
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That looks wonderful Elaine!
You could use banners hanging down and some bunting to cover over parts of the columns too.
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Beautiful custom! 8-)
We still have a large Victorian Bandstand here in Ghent (Belgium), but it is square-shaped...
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I love this, Elaine! Such a creative and realistic job!
Joe
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What a beautiful bandstand, Elaine! :love: