This was the inspiration for the design:
It is mostly foam-core with the paper removed. The edges of the roof are balsa and the ladder and sign are plastic card. It should add a nice touch to next next game of Flying Lead.
15 October 2012
The Texaco Station
I finally finished the Texaco station that I started on some months ago. It has been languishing on the "to do pile" begging to be completed and the game of moon-men versus army-men Saturday was just the inspiration I needed. I'll add some actual fuel pumps one of these days when I get around to making them.
It is mostly foam-core with the paper removed. The edges of the roof are balsa and the ladder and sign are plastic card. It should add a nice touch to next next game of Flying Lead.
It is mostly foam-core with the paper removed. The edges of the roof are balsa and the ladder and sign are plastic card. It should add a nice touch to next next game of Flying Lead.
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