Jenny does lovely work and her finished projects are simply beautiful - she adds lots of accessories that really add realism to her rooms. I must learn from the example of people who do this, to give my projects more charm. So far I have often neglected this aspect because I have moved on to other projects. And only going to a miniature show once a year (or once every few years lately), I am not being exposed to those little extras that you see at fairs and just know that they belong to a particular scene. I hope I will get to next year's fair - the ferry from Tasmania arrives in Melbourne on 1st May (early in the morning) and it is around a 10 hour drive if you don't take a break, from Melbourne to Sydney. It will take us two days, towing the caravan and taking brief breaks for lunch etc. Peter and I will alternate driving, doing stretches of 2 hours each. The Sydney fair is on 3rd & 4th May, with setup taking place on 2nd May if you are displaying. Hmmmmm.
This blog to document the progress of constructing my Fairfield, a halfscale kit from Greenleaf. I will be showing my progress as I construct, decorate and furnish this charming cottage, which has enchanted me ever since I first saw it way back when I first started miniatures. I hope you enjoy sharing my adventure with me. Pull up a chair, grab a cup of your favourite beverage, and enjoy. Please share your reactions, thoughts and suggestions - I love receiving feedback from my online friends!
Wednesday, September 18, 2013
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