This Part 5 of a series of a fair few posts, Part 1 (link here) gives an overview and the philosophy applied to the series – cheap, simple and fun.
Dog Kennel
Ares might might be the name of the Greek god of courage and war, one of the Olympians and son of Zeus and Hera. But it is also my sisters dog and loves his main job which is to assist in the hunting of moose.
Now a big and eager dog but I still prefer this picture from his youth, nice and peaceful on the kitchen floor – wonder what thoughts might go through his head.
Anyway let us step up the game slightly from a few pieces of wood piled on top of each other that we had yesterday and the day before, to actually building a structure albeit small. Today we are doing a dog Kennel.
And that budget, well we were at £14.93 yesterday and we added the Dog, this was from a packet of 15mm dogs from Museum miniatures and set us back £3, so we have now spent £17.93 (But a good investment and some dogs in our back pocket for another project).
Tomorrow we are making an instant cellar, see you then.
/ Hope that was of some interest
Awesome work. It looks spot on.
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Thank you, it is a fun small project to do
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Neat! 🙂 Probably big enough for our dogs (chihuahuas)!
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If they pass that grumpy dog first! Cheers
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That is great- the dog half out is a wonderful touch.
Cheers,
Pete.
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Cheers
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Woof (canine for excellent)!
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