Hephaestus, son of Hera (confirmed) and possibly Zeus (disputed), was the God of fire, volcanoes and metalworkers. He had a his own workshop on Olympus which included a smithy where he not only created weapons for all the gods and many humans but repaired a … Continue reading #28 Hephaestus
Artemis, Goddess of the Hunt is always depicted with a quiver of arrows and bow although her brother Apollo is the God of Archery. The sculpture of her in our local park – a copy of a French copy of a Roman copy of a … Continue reading #24 Artemis
I noticed that one of my minikins had met with an accident. The height of a minikin is about half an inch. I did find the severed limb but surgery was delicate. I don’t think I did a great job but … I tried. Square … Continue reading #12 Cora, the Amputee
Can you still see the cracks in the lid? I glued it well, didn’t I? PS: The cracks are on the back. Square #8 in May: Reconstruct
Four years ago, this medieval tower needed reconstruction. The result was not to everyone’s liking but sometimes function has to take precedence over appearance. It was either this or a crumbling tower. Square #4 in May: Reconstruct
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