Continuing the illusion - making a 1960's row of concrete shops in forced perspective
The first part of my 1960s concrete shopping precinct and market is alsmot complete. This is the side of the building which runs up High Street. I have built it with card, acetate, and paper, and based it on shops in Shipley. In this video I show how I used the simplest of building materials to make the forced-perspective row of shops. =============================================================== Enjoying Chandwell? Please consider supporting my channel: Join my channel to get access to perks: / chandwell Send me a "Super Thank You" by using the "Thank you" button under the video ===============================================================

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Does this work? A distant back street made of layers of card - model railway backscene

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A dreary urban scene - finishing an atmospheric scratch-built model street scene

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Designing an illusion - Making a road vanish into the distance using forced perspective

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What's down here? Creating a mysterious alleyway using forced perspective

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Tokyo on a Hex-TRAK module

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How to make a road vanish into the backscene of a model railway

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What Happened to Airfix? How UK’s Model Empire Vanished

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Making a building seem far away - Making a back scene tower for Chandwell

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Angles of Interest! Working with funny angles in scratch builds - Building Station Road Part 9

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Quality Decisions - Getting the most from printed textures in card model making

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Charm and atmosphere - tiny terraced house made from paper and card - Quick Build

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The Model Engineers - Mini Documentary

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An ornate stone building frontage made from hand-cut card - N Gauge Town Hall Part 4

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After 2 Years… I’m Back in Chandwell (What Will This Become?)

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Tiny Train, Big Impact: Building a Coffee Table with a Twist!
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How to make a model hedge from a SIMPLE pan scourer!

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Market Street FINISHED! Adding the "other side" of the street

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Hornby's First Ever Train (And How It Almost Bankrupted Them)

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