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1 hour ago, MikeUK said:

You know each time you post a new photo Ashley I look over at the 'Scottish Puffer' boat diorama in my office (which is 1/24th) and I wonder how on earth you got what you get into this 'Tardis' like creation!........but you do and it's a joy!

I will be happy if at least I can help disprove the "you can't get detail in 1:24 scale" myth  

Several years working with 1:36 models, it's all about 'make believe' there is more than what we are seeing. The hardest part is making those tiny picture frames (as in the bedstand), if I accidentaly drop one in midst of all the papper scraps it might be lost forever lol.

Another beautiful room!  And now I know where you get the tiny picture frames--you make them!  Do you use the Green Stuff for that?  Love the idea of a tie rack.  Isn't it funny how rooms will take on a personality, even with no inhabitants?

7 hours ago, Debsrand56 said:

Another beautiful room!  And now I know where you get the tiny picture frames--you make them!  Do you use the Green Stuff for that?  Love the idea of a tie rack.  Isn't it funny how rooms will take on a personality, even with no inhabitants?

I use plastic bits for the tiny frames, cut and sanded then painted with enamel. Green stuff works for plastic too, as well as metal and resin. The larger resin frames for the walls I get from CathieFilian on etsy, they are scrapbooking supplies but look really nice as small or medium sized paintings for 1:24 scale, or picture frames for 1:12.

Definitelly, sometimes houses seam take on a personality of their own  

2 hours ago, wormwoodz said:

The larger resin frames for the walls I get from CathieFilian on etsy,

Thanks for the tip!  I will check her out.