Plastic canvas light house

Well, here's a thought. I was thinking, we have a resource for what we do, which is really big graphic signs, and they will take any photo and digitize it, then put together a mosaic of stone tiles that make a perfect image, or for that matter any digital art, into any sized mosaic say for instance the lobby floor of a building.

A quick search on Google shows that there is all kinds of software out there to make your own masters of Plastic Canvas. She might want to check that out.

One example,

 http://www.plasticcanvassoftware.com/

  TANKERBUILDER:  Thanks for your approval. My wife, Rhonda, appreciates your favorable opinion. Above are other examples of her work. Sorry, she can not construct a Southern Antebellum Mansion. Rhonda does not have a pattern for that kind of a project. If such a pattern existed, she would be at it in a flash. She likes challenges. Most of her patterns she bought at Michaels or through E-bay. She prefers to make plastic canvas buildings or tissue boxes. Her project at the moment, is a Betty Boop wall clock, which she plans to give to a friend as a gift.

                 Montani semper liberi !   Happy modeling to all and every one of you.

                                                 Crackers      

                                                      

 

 CRACKERS ! --That is nothing short of awesome . Be careful , though . She may try what my late wife did . She copied my FOKKER TRI PLANE and all the rest of my biplanes ,then did a few ships too ! How about a tug ?,lift of the cabin and its a candy dish .My hat is off to her and I say great work . !!!! ARE you going to build models soon ? you,ll give your hubby a run . You (MRS . CRACKERS ) deserve a very well done . It may not be what we are used to seeing but a pleasant break indeed .  TANKERBUILDER  P.S. WOULD she consider doing an antebellum southern mansion ?? LET ME KNOW!! E-MAIL gjgeracci@satx.rr.com

Crackers, if I was you, I'd worry. Looking at her workmanship, you'd better hope she never get into ship models. If she does, you'll stop being "Crackers" and become Rhonda's husband....who, also builds models.

Mike K.

    To wjbwjb29, fox, surfaceline, subfixer and bondoman, thank you for your approval. My wife, Rhonda, appreciates your applause and positive response. She has been doing her plastic canvas hobby for ther past 18 years and has really perfected the fine points of her hobby. Here are some other examples of her work.

          

        

         

                  Montani semper liberi !  Happy modeling to all and every one of you.

                                                 crackers       

         

to Rhonda! Great ideas and craftsmanship. Post often. I'd send these over to the diorama folks. They spend way too much time on the Eastern Front!

Tell your wife to work on her weathering techniques!

I'm just kidding! It looks great, tell her that my wife really liked it, too.

This looks terrific.  And the folks that made the lighthouse pattern never expected it would be integrated with ship modeling techniques to display the lighthouse on a lonesome rock out in the ocean.

 Great!

Rick

My wife loves lighthouses and thought that your wifes were great. She used to make small houses that served as tissue dispensers that way and gave them to people for gifts. We have a wallpaper border of lighthouses in our den. There are two ceramic lighthouses in the window in the living room. I got those electronic lights from micro-mark also and installed them. Work great. Wife says the combo of the lighthouses made that way and the electronic lights is great.

Jim

Very nice work. I always liked light houses and being a ship fan they go together.

 

Bill