THE CLUBHOUSE

Resin kit produced by Geometric and sculpted by Joe Laudati, I built it as a client commission. Here is a video:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sl8D8DvkMsQ
Here are some photos:

Very cool! B&W really suits it and you did a great job on it.

Looks great! That gray scale is soooo hard to do right, but by golly you got it.

That turned out great.
Looks a lot better in the video than in the photos, not sure why.
But the video really does show the water effects, and how well they work with this.

Don't think I've ever seen one of these with an all black lighthouse.

overspray wrote:Very cool! B&W really suits it and you did a great job on it.

Thanks!

timetraveler wrote:Looks great! That gray scale is soooo hard to do right, but by golly you got it.

Thanks Larry! Yes, it is a challenge, I have only done it a few times, mostly on 33 Kong kits.

tay666 wrote:That turned out great.
Looks a lot better in the video than in the photos, not sure why.
But the video really does show the water effects, and how well they work with this.

Don't think I've ever seen one of these with an all black lighthouse.

Since I finished the video, the water effects became more clear, I think it looks better now than it did here. I tried the darker lighthouse to make it match the scene more since it was basically just a silhoutte, and also to help make the white in the lighthouse seem more like a source of light.

Very effective build Jon, it captures the scene so well with the B&W paint finish.
I've always thought this was a small model as I've never seen a pic of it with anything alongside to give an idea of scale,
so the pic of you holding the kit was quite a revelation, it's quite a beast!

Happy New Year! Cheers, Paul

Tiger2 wrote:Very effective build Jon, it captures the scene so well with the B&W paint finish.
I've always thought this was a small model as I've never seen a pic of it with anything alongside to give an idea of scale,
so the pic of you holding the kit was quite a revelation, it's quite a beast!

Happy New Year! Cheers, Paul

Thanks Paul, Happy New Year!

Tiger2 wrote: I've always thought this was a small model as I've never seen a pic of it with anything alongside to give an idea of scale,
so the pic of you holding the kit was quite a revelation, it's quite a beast!

I was the opposite. I thought it was bigger than it is.
Now that I know the true size, I may get one as it is a nice kit, that won't eat as much shelf space as I thought.

Beautiful build Jon! Love the B&W vibe!!!

bucketfoot-al wrote: ↑May 20th, 2025, 2:06 pm

Beautiful build Jon! Love the B&W vibe!!!

Thanks !