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The protected steamer “Zenobia” passing through the Lakh Islands on its way to Vishnupur. She is a sturdy vessel, well armed with a 6 pdr, two mortars and a detachment of Bluejackets with rifles. Modelling notes: The
Zenobia is made from card with balsa blocks fore and aft for fighting
platforms. The funnel is an
old pen tube and the armour is balsa. |
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The “Zenobia” steams towards the Green Mosque and the ferry station. The mosque is made from artists picture mounting board.
The domes are from a plastic bubble packages and a bead has been
stuck onto the dome atop the tower. |
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A fortified house with the ferry in front. The building is of thick card with removable roofs.
If I was making it now I would use foamcore board.
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The other end of the ferry. The elephant provides the motive power. Modelling notes: The boat is a wooden deck with card sides and a paper sail.
The building on the left is made from thick card and the one on the
right from foamcore board. The
bulrushes are aquarium bedding grass. |
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This temple is devoted to Ganesha. Modelling Notes: The temple is made from thick advertising card that I got from the
local supermarket after Christmas (years ago). The dome is an old plant-pot holder. Decoration was done with a fibre tip pen. Ganesha came from an Indian crafts shop. The palm tree is made from twisted plant ties with a few beads
stuck on. |
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