The project called “The sculptor’s workshop” was built entirely from scratch in 1/24 scale. It was a project without prior planning. I simply started with the preparation of the substrate and the walls and in the process came the idea of ​​building a sculptor’s workshop. It took me about 1 week to complete this job, but the actual time was 15-20 hours. The base and walls are in expanded PVC, on which I applied a thin layer of putty. Then the whole thing was smoothed with sandpaper and painted. To get an interesting effect, I first moistened the surface with water and then painted it with a very diluted Vallejo Model Color 104 Stone Gray paint. After drying, dry pigments were applied. The wooden elements (wall, roof, table, stool, etc.) were made of 1.5 mm balsa. I used a wire brush to structure the boards. The plates were colored brown-black. The mesh window was made of plastruct plastic profiles and painted in brown, brown orange and rust. I also applied the steel-colored paint with a sponge. The graphics on the walls are painted, then stained with dry pigments. I stained some spots by applying the tea essence. The figures were made of plaster and putty and sculpted with dental tools and then smoothed with sandpaper.