Name all those accessories.
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Sticks! Are you done with showing those great 1:6 photos and stories now? That would be a terrible shame.
Hi there IM. I would love to take some more photos. I m thinking about making another Ape City for the new NECA figures, that way I can have something out without it taking up too much space. The 1:6 Scale Ape city took over my whole living room, way too big. I was thinking that I could maybe do another version of General Ursus' speech scene seeing that I ordered the case of 14 figures. I may need another case and a few Zira figures when they make her. Having another Dr. Zauis will also help.
I was taking some pictures of my new Cobra Commander the other day and the Gorillas photobombed a few photos. I also added an extra outdoor shot for you. I hope you like.
Sticks has been gracing us with his talent for taking pics for years! Simply stunning stuff!
And his Ape City was his crowning achievement. Somewhere within the bowels of this thread are some amazing shots of that city.
Sticks... do you still have some photos of it to repost?
Exactly. No words to describe how awesome that is. Amazing work.
Three words - UN - BE - LIEVABLE !
Wow man amazing pics. You deserve the praises. You truly are talented and would love to know how you built the Ape City. I want to build one for myself now.
ApeManRyan, I would be honored to help you build an Ape City. Start by collecting many boxes. These will act as the base for your dwellings. You will want many different sizes and shapes. Stack the boxes and join them via glue, or tape and make a few structures. Take some rolled newspaper and tape them around any window or door frame you may want to add texture and depth. When the foundation is ready, I use flour and water to make a paste, you will want it to be a little watery. Next collect a lot of brown paper bags as this will give you a great color and finish. Tear the bags into small strips and soak them in your (pancake) mix, . Use your fingers to glide across the strips and remove all excess paste. Apply strip to your structure and repeat this process till you completely cover your building/s. Let dry, then feel free to paint, distress, or color as you see fit. I truly hope this helps and wish you all the best. I look forward to seeing your creation/s and if you need any further assistance please don't hesitate to ask. Most importantly, have fun!
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