Here some quick pictures of a 1/300 of a Japanese style food cart or yatai. I am in the process of making an outdoor market, typical of a lot of towns and cities world over. Even if there isn't an outdoor market, you see food carts and stand, particularly in cities. I'll probably make some variations. They weren't easy to make, but at 1/300 scale, I can forgive myself the first time out.
The GHQ US WW2 artilleryman is for scale. As you can see, the cart is a little small. Of course, the figure is on a thick base. I made it out of styrene plastic, construction paper, and some wire. The wheels I punched out using a very small hole puncher. You can buy various-sized hole punches at craft stores in their scrap book sections.
I've been working on some long tables to use as tables for market vendors. I will have those up soon.
BTW, I've noticed that the most posts I've made per month is five. With this one, I broke my record with six!
The Brandenberg-class predreadnoughts: Some models
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As regular blog readers will already know, I own two 1:1200th-scale models
of *Brandenberg*-class battleships.
As part of his First Blacklands War projec...
6 hours ago
I think that looks great - make mine a Tako-yaki!
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