Horatius Cocles and 2 companions on the bridge - modern style

[zak]

Very nice, just like a real shopping mal.

[MSea]

Thank you Zak.
Start made on the front of one of the shops, bricks and tiles painted, the inner part of the roller door made and distressed just the outer parts of the door to add.

[chriswil42]

Looking good Martin.

[cph64]

Looking good MSea. The diorama not you, lol!!!

[MSea]

Trial run with the parts placed together.  Second photo is the 3 lower shop fronts under construction.

[zak]

Coming along nicely.

[MSea]

Thanks Zak.
Have found this old Letraset "word positioning system" in the loft and have given it a go. 
You put the Letraset  on the paper as normal. then put this on the clear tape and damp it down, this transfers the letters onto the clear tape. You then remove the wet paper leaving the Letraset on the clear tape, and rub the whole words down as normal.

[zak]

Useful stuff.

[MSea]

It was good for putting Letraset onto round surfaces - the strange things I have done in the past - hohohoho

[zak]

It was good for putting Letraset onto round surfaces - the strange things I have done in the past - hohohoho

Best not go there really.

[MSea]

NO best let sleeping dogs alone !!!!!!!!
First shop front finished just a bit of dirt and graffiti to add.

[chriswil42]

It's really good what you have done so far. The shopping mal is coming along nicely. Is Horatio at the top of the stairs?

[MSea]

No Horatio at the moment Chris looking through the stock to find the correct 3 figures to go at the top of the stairs.

[councilman]

Your making good progress with this one Msea.
Great skills,
Andy.

[MSea]

Some ideas for the Gin Palace window, with different colours and fonts.
The top is printed on paper and the bottom one is a trial on acetate, before you ask it did not work, my printer is not the type for this so will try and hand colour or just put the acetate on top of the printed sheet.