Here are the finished bottles with finished labels (made by me on Photoplus) and tin foil wrapped around the top of EVERY ONE!. There are lots - and believe me, they took a LOOONNNGGG time to complete!

As you can see, I had to take out a couple of shelves to fit the wine bottles in, but I think it looks good like that. At this point I stuck on a load of mini beer-mats to the back.


Then I made these beer-pully-things out of fimo (like all the bottles), and hot-glued them to the bar. I can tell this set's going to be good!!!
Now, do you remember the outdoor set I made a few weeks ago? Well like I said at that point, me and SJ Movies are going to do a joint production of a short cartoony stop motion. It's almost ready to start shooting, but today, we are just going to do some tests, and see how he (Sam - producer/director) likes the set and puppets. I am going to try and make a video blog at some point with him, to put on youtube and show what we've been up to!
Fish
3 comments:
Love the pumps, the bar and bottles but the fact that the shelve edges are corrigated card is a little disappointing. Perhaps edge them with string, tape or grommet strip e.g. Gromet Strip on ebay, sorry could not find a supplier for small amounts but this should give you an idea of what I mean.
Hi Fleacircus, thanks for looking! I have covered up the edges with hot glue, and painted them, but had not when I took the pictures. It was the only solution I could think of on the spot, but next time will use something more clever like this 'Gromet Strip'
Hotglue and paint sounds pretty clever to me, I look forward to seeing the end results.
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