Integrity Toys Diorama

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First up there is a law someplace that says I should NEVER EVER be allowed near a glue gun! 
Now while the diorama was fun to make and the video instructions easy to follow, it did all go a little pear shaped due to my serious inability to use a glue gun! 
Anyway it's done, a lot of wonky walls and excess glue, plus a couple of burnt figures 
Look I even managed a blister (I'm clever like that!) 





 My assistant for today was Jordan 

Comments

  1. Anonymous8 September 2017 at 08:38

    It's really unfortunate you hurt yourself, I stay away from glue guns myself :-). The diorama looks fabulous though!

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  2. Suwi8 September 2017 at 09:50

    Thank you, I normally stay away myself but thought I would be able to handle a gun....I'm such a fool LOL

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