| Trash City
Styrene Gardens I |
Trash City
Styrene Gardens II |
Trash City
Styrene Gardens III |
Trash City
Styrene Gardens IV |
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| Garden of Summer | a Sea God's Grotto House | Fortress in a Net | Komborella Castle Ruin |
| View I | View I | View I | View I |
| View II | View II | View II | |
| . | . | View III | |
| Trash City
Styrene Gardens V |
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| Maximilian's Tunnel | Sequin Palace | . | . |
| View I | View I | . | . |
| View II | . | . | . |
| Trash City / Styrene Gardens |
| Trash City started with the idea of making my nephew something for
his toy-train set. I had a styrene transport protection shell, which gave
me mountain and rocks over a tunnel - and at first this it was.
But making a mountain over a tunnel for a toy-train set leeds sometimes to making a pond on top, which on the other hand leeds to the need of a solid, but nevertheless water-looking surface. So browsing through the dayly prosperity trash of my household, I found there was a lot too good to be trash - I found a little transvisible plastic container, which had had soap in it - this gave me the water surface for the tunnel mountain's pond - and I had a lot of styrene and train-set dressing decoration left. This teased me. I made myself a garden. Just for fun.
Now, years later, I have a whole city made of trash and styrene gardens.
list of ingredients (glue and colour not to be mentioned): - aluminium foil
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