Hi Chris, I may be wrong - but I believe I have seen this masterpiece on Jak's site. I love the fire and all the wonderful details. Wonder how long it took you to finish this one? Candy PS - so happy you now have your own Blog :o)
Your work is wonderful Chris, it should be on show. I make models from Card and I no how long it takes me to make something. I love it but I'm not much good at the colouring and arty stuff. Best of luck with your blogging ect. xx Jan
Loved this too first time i seen it and you have made the fire in the chip shop look so good. Your job helps with that i presume! Can't wait to see the Cargo ship now. You are a very talented man.
Im impressed by the way you keep everything so tidy! The models are beautiful, I feel like passing down the street and having a look in the shops.Ive got to you thro Jaks blog and am new at this blogging thing,not as easy as it looks is it.
Wow Chris your models are outstanding...what a telent man you are and great to see you have your own blog thanks to the talent and persuasive Jak! Lol! Look forward to seeing more of your work.
Wonderful models, they brought happy memories of making railway models with my late husband. Thank you for sharing your models and I hope the blog goes well. best wishes Bee
Over the moon you have a blog now Chris, its looking good already!
I am lucky to know Chris as a friend and have seen these close up, they are unbelievable brilliant, some of the best I've seen!
I've posted on my blog about your blog mate, so hopefully you'll get a few more hits too! I'll add a link aswell, Jim Harkers site has had a few visits from mine so I'm sure they'll pop over here too!
Have a look at mine when you get a chance I've stuck some photos on of Hartlepool from Saturday. It's www.craigs-railway-adventures.blogspot.com
Keep up the good work looking forward to seeing the ship!
I love your models Chris - I'm especially impressed with the His and Hers craft table (smile). I'll be checking back for more views of your handy work. Sharon :o)
oh wow Chris what a fantastic idea to make the chip shop burn with the flickering light...you clever fella you...Im godsmacked with the teeny tiny detail...amazing work Mina xxx
You are a true artist. I just love your creations. Wish you could teach my husband your hobby. He needs one as he will soon retire here in Minneapolis, MN (USA). Thanks for sharing!
Great models Chris, love the singed look!
ReplyDeleteI am going to show my hubby tomorrow when he gets off his shift - this is just amazing!!
ReplyDeleteFantastic Chris, it's hard to believe these are made from card! Have visited the site and downloaded some freebies for my son to have a go!
ReplyDeleteHi Chris,
ReplyDeleteI may be wrong - but I believe I have seen
this masterpiece on Jak's site.
I love the fire and all the wonderful details.
Wonder how long it took you to finish this one?
Candy
PS - so happy you now have your own Blog :o)
Your work is wonderful Chris, it should be on show. I make models from Card and I no how long it takes me to make something. I love it but I'm not much good at the colouring and arty stuff. Best of luck with your blogging ect.
ReplyDeletexx Jan
these are fab Chris x
ReplyDeleteLoved this too first time i seen it and you have made the fire in the chip shop look so good. Your job helps with that i presume!
ReplyDeleteCan't wait to see the Cargo ship now. You are a very talented man.
Mary x
Im impressed by the way you keep everything so tidy! The models are beautiful, I feel like passing down the street and having a look in the shops.Ive got to you thro Jaks blog and am new at this blogging thing,not as easy as it looks is it.
ReplyDeleteWell done jak !
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Wonderfull to see you hogging the limelight all by yourself Chris !!
Your models are just fantastic !
Looking foward to seeing the next project.
All the best
Aj.
Wow Chris your models are outstanding...what a telent man you are and great to see you have your own blog thanks to the talent and persuasive Jak! Lol!
ReplyDeleteLook forward to seeing more of your work.
Sheila x
Wonderful models, they brought happy memories of making railway models with my late husband. Thank you for sharing your models and I hope the blog goes well.
ReplyDeletebest wishes Bee
Great models - I bet you had fun making them
ReplyDeleteOver the moon you have a blog now Chris, its looking good already!
ReplyDeleteI am lucky to know Chris as a friend and have seen these close up, they are unbelievable brilliant, some of the best I've seen!
I've posted on my blog about your blog mate, so hopefully you'll get a few more hits too! I'll add a link aswell, Jim Harkers site has had a few visits from mine so I'm sure they'll pop over here too!
Have a look at mine when you get a chance I've stuck some photos on of Hartlepool from Saturday. It's www.craigs-railway-adventures.blogspot.com
Keep up the good work looking forward to seeing the ship!
I love your models Chris - I'm especially impressed with the His and Hers craft table (smile). I'll be checking back for more views of your handy work. Sharon :o)
ReplyDeleteoh wow Chris what a fantastic idea to make the chip shop burn with the flickering light...you clever fella you...Im godsmacked with the teeny tiny detail...amazing work
ReplyDeleteMina xxx
You are a true artist. I just love your creations. Wish you could teach my husband your hobby. He needs one as he will soon retire here in Minneapolis, MN (USA). Thanks for sharing!
ReplyDeleteBrilliant work, love them!
ReplyDeleteTracy x
The boy done good
ReplyDeleteI'll send my brother Jim, a fellow fumble fingered fanatic to have a butchers...bakers, chip shop...fire station.........