Dear Troy, it's taken a few days to track your blog down, I've been looking for a website, it was a website once? Your Russians still pack a punch, it was them I was trying to track down. Glad to see you're still about. Yo Jason, think paint soaked elasticated dressing netting cut down. My question is, was the stug there before they put the fence up or was it craned in. :) TT
'We want more! We want more! We want more! What do we want?! More!'
Largely frustration on my own part not getting anything done this year with new house and first child...but your work is beautiful and I find it incredibly inspiring, wooden fence or not.
TT, the netting is non-elastic dressing, beat up and wet down with water/glue. The StuG crew carefully removed the fence and restored it after moving in the StuG as was their standard practice on the Eastern Front...
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Stunning - love the log stack!! What did you use to make that?
screw the log stack, I want to know how he did the netting!
Yes - what Jason said! It looks awesome!
Dear Troy, it's taken a few days to track your blog down, I've been looking for a website, it was a website once? Your Russians still pack a punch, it was them I was trying to track down. Glad to see you're still about. Yo Jason, think paint soaked elasticated dressing netting cut down. My question is, was the stug there before they put the fence up or was it craned in. :)
TT
Troy...I hope this isn't too crass...
'We want more! We want more! We want more!
What do we want?! More!'
Largely frustration on my own part not getting anything done this year with new house and first child...but your work is beautiful and I find it incredibly inspiring, wooden fence or not.
TT, the netting is non-elastic dressing, beat up and wet down with water/glue. The StuG crew carefully removed the fence and restored it after moving in the StuG as was their standard practice on the Eastern Front...
Thanks for the comments all; Winter is on the way and with it more updates to the blog!
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