Books. Horses. Plastic Ponies.
In the first part of this sort of tutorial, I made the back of the arena. Next up are the panels!
I bought a sheet of flooring, crossing my fingers it’d work. You never know something will work for models until you try.
I dyed it to be mahogany, since I didn’t want it to be natural colored.
I love the finished color!
Next I used my saw to cut it and my dyed poles. The left over board I used for the top of the paneling.
The foam board warped a bit, so I clamped it to the table to flatten it.
And it’s finished! Good photos will be coming. I enjoyed crating this and am happy with how it came out. I’m excited to start taking photos with it.
The final part is adding horse signs. Which comes next.
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Books. Horses. Plastic Ponies.
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Books. Horses. Plastic Ponies.
Books. Horses. Plastic Ponies.
Books. Horses. Plastic Ponies.
Books. Horses. Plastic Ponies.
Books. Horses. Plastic Ponies.
Books. Horses. Plastic Ponies.
Books. Horses. Plastic Ponies.
Books. Horses. Plastic Ponies.
Books. Horses. Plastic Ponies.
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