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To show the great work Yarik, I decided to make a little diorama. I always liked the building, and it is also my primary profession. As a building material I used cork sheets that are cut into blocks. Since there will be a moment of the lower level of the fortress, then the blocks will be relatively large. In a top-level units will menshe.V as filling, I used small pebbles. (Although you can apply and buckwheat, I think)
The next stage - I'll be doing construction equipment (wheel - you already see the lift) and scaffolding. I also understand that only this set of figures will not be enough and it will be necessary to attract figures from other sets and do the conversion.
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Mich, le côté obscure de la miniature...
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http://www.michdioramas.com
Mail: mich@michdioramas.com
mobile: +41 79 357 14 77
Very impressive Alex...i did ask Yarik wether the two projects would end up combined...now I know.
I´ll get the pics of my Civilians up soon...actually "two" are already up somewhere else 
oh my god cork - that's the solution for my project .. many thanks for this input 
How thick are the cork plates you're using? 10 mm?
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