The Aero Squadron Lounge - a pictorial review
by brae
Many images in this post can be clicked to view larger. To see a list of posts showing details on how I made things or what materials I used, as well as more pictures, click this link.











Detail shot of the watercolor paintings from 1916, wartime, that Elga scanned and sent to me.


The tower spiral stairs were a challenge, but I love the way they turned out.





I have a full post dedicated to the Sopwith Camel build here.



11 comments
Comment from: Lucille [Visitor]
It's an impressive little structure, Brae! You are truly an inspiration to many!
12/26/12 @ 14:18
Comment from: MiniDork [Visitor]
Congrats on the 3rd place finish (although I really think you should have won 1st). Thanks for showcasing these amazing photos in one post, I just love drooling them. So many amazing details. Really spectacular. Looking forward to following what's in store for 2013.
12/26/12 @ 14:24
Comment from: Angie Martin Hall [Visitor]
All I can say is...WOW! I really enjoyed seeing these pictures. The work you put into this really shows! Thanks for posting!
12/26/12 @ 14:27
Comment from: Jane s [Visitor]
I have stared at these pictures with awe before but my mind still gets blown from the amazing detail and love you put into it 
love it
love it
12/26/12 @ 15:30
Comment from: Mins [Visitor]
Oh wow, that really is a masterpiece in itself! I'm so in awe of your work.... Just gobsmacked!
12/27/12 @ 04:01
Comment from: Irene [Visitor]
I think this is just marvellous and it was great to see it all in it's entirety again. I love all the thoughtful details that have gone into it, right down to the cracked step.
I'm so looking forward to seeing more of your creations.
I'm so looking forward to seeing more of your creations.
12/27/12 @ 07:36
Comment from: Jenny [Visitor]
How do you come up with these things? Just amazing!!!!
03/14/13 @ 17:49












































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