Warehouse

I couldn't find a post like this, so I'm assuming I never made one dedicated to the warehouse. So here goes.

In December 2020 I knew I needed a new display for my figures, so when I got the itch to make something, I went for a street.



Not long after Christmas I needed something that was more suited as an indoor space so I began carving bricks.
After using the indoor dio I had, aban... put on hold since November 2020, for Bandit Vadims Pop Up Shop, and learning Vadim was actually Yuri in a costume, we put our heads together and began working on a new indoor diorama.

Vadims Pop Up Shop



Yuri being helpful.



Bricks for new dio carved and painted.



After some more paint and some foam glue, things were taking shape in mid February



It was looking Lime a room and working as a room.



More and more folks would frequent the space.



I set to work on building the other side, and a dividing wall.



The place was a hit, but something wasn't right.



As exams came to an end and Brooke posed for photos I new we needed to make the bricks look better.



So I set to work repainting the mortar and bricks. I think it looks a littler better now.



After fixing the mess on the floors it looked alright!

Great "progression" photo story!
Looking forward to more to come on this one.

Super work Sarah, you really have mastered the art of foam carving. The walls look truly excellent, not least because of the colours you've used, but also the precision in which you ave carved the standard brickwork. I look forward too seeing what you come up with next

Fascinating seeing the progression! Thanks for posting the pics in order like this, I like seeing how the space has evolved.

LeStryge wrote:

Great "progression" photo story!
Looking forward to more to come on this one.

Thanks!
I may install a window. But I am also trying to make other rooms haha.

Blondeactionman wrote:

Super work Sarah, you really have mastered the art of foam carving. The walls look truly excellent, not least because of the colours you've used, but also the precision in which you ave carved the standard brickwork. I look forward too seeing what you come up with next

Thanks Dal! It has definitely been a journey! One that I'm not in the rush to repeat.

SCU_HQ wrote:

Fascinating seeing the progression! Thanks for posting the pics in order like this, I like seeing how the space has evolved.

Thanks Dave! You're welcome! More to come soon I hope.