And the custom rabbit hutch you built looks amazing! :wow:
The roof for the fire engine cab looks very smart and efficient, can we have some more photos of it when you have the time showing how it's held in place, for example.
(And is it time for us to see your fire brigade in action soon?)
And the custom rabbit hutch you built looks amazing! :wow:
What are the 'mesh' parts made from?
Is it modelled to look exactly like one you have at home?
(I somehow get the feeling the answer will be "yes." ;D)
Apologies, Jochen, I was so taken with your kind story (and the fire engine roof) that I failed to say how impressive the custom rabbit hutch was.
And the house wall forming the background is very interesting, too. Another Jochen custom, I think.
I like, too, the detail of the rabbit hutch being cleaned out.
And is Kay wearing custom spectacles?
(Ah! I've spotted that wall elsewhere. It's the garage wall, not the house wall, but it's been repainted. But where do the door and windows come from?)
No, I must disappoint you. It's from model railway supply.
Hm, do not know what you mean exactly. -- The brick wall is as I mentioned above from model railway supply. The garage is used in The Colors of Trash (http://www.jr-x.de/playmobil/projekte/trashbin.html) and the BBQ Coals (http://www.jr-x.de/playmobil/customizing/coal.html). It's build from lego :-[ and painted with disperson color. The door and window is from the 3260 (http://www.playmodb.org/backs/3260_back.jpg) Construction Crew's office. The window I narrowed a little bit in height and painted frame and door.
Ah, the wall I was referring to was the one in the last picture of the story showing you and Kay and the rabbit hutch. Isn't that the garage wall reused?
And the custom rabbit hutch you built looks amazing! :wow:
Is it modelled to look exactly like one you have at home?
(I somehow get the feeling the answer will be "yes." ;D)
Yes ;D How do you know? I send you some time ago a photo of our real life rabbit room, didn't I?
Thank you for the extra photos, Jochen. They explain everything exactly. One more question, though - what colour of paint do you use? It looks a very good match.
That's right, but I don't have a clear recollection of what their houses looked like now - only that they had very nice and comfortable-looking living quarters.... one might even describe them as luxurious, when compared to what some other rabbits have to be content with. ;D
I simply meant that I have come to expect that every Playmo item you make is like a miniature version of the real thing, due to the consistent attention to detail you have shown us so far. ;)