We had a visit today from one of our very first customers, Mr. Hancock, who has been with us from day one. He has been building and getting involved with the Clicky Wall system, giving us insight and valuable feedback from his years of experience in the hobby.
Today, we had the pleasure of meeting him in the flesh and having a real good chin wag about Clicky Walls, new ideas, and possible new detailing techniques. One of the things we discussed was detailing on the rail sections of the walls by adding blocks to them. (I think he called them quoins)
We also spoke about scaling Clicky walls, which Paul has demonstrated that, even printing the Clicky walls at a much smaller scale, the system still works. As shown in the images, you can see a few of his buildings that he brought along with him today. They have exceptional detail, and he clearly spends a lot longer on his build projects than I do, even though they're nearly half the size! Paul also brought along some of his railway products that he uses in his builds:
– card tiles
– capstones
– leaded glass
– stained glass
– even a lighthouse rotating bulb effect
Which has got me thinking more seriously about some lighting systems for some of our display builds. It was a great day at the Battle Lounge, and I just want to say thanks to Paul for coming over, but also to say sorry that I made him a cup of coffee and then drank it myself by accident! 🤣
If anyone else wants to visit, we woukd be more that happy to welcome you to meet the team at the ClickyWalls Battle Lounge 😀
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