Apothecary - Final Touches by mapps
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Well I am on the home stretch of the Apothecary now.
Should only be a few days till it is done, at the most.
All of the props are done and now I am just doing the layouts and testing the set.
I hope to have it uploaded to market by Monday.
I have take the week coming up off so it does leave my Monday free to do as I wish and I wish to finish this set. Richard has been very paient while I was working on this one but I am sure even he was begining to wonder if I would finish it ... I know I was ... lol
All items and textures by myself and Richard photos.
Comments (20)
Lovely ! Well done, Mike !
Looks great! Boy do I know how it goes with all the delays and wanting to find time to finish stuff. Love the jar of leaches!
you always nail the details. if you had taken the route of a carpenter, no doubt you would have been a master
Looks promising, Mike. Helluve lotta work on all those props.
Looks good! Your stuff is always great!
It sure is looking great Mike, I can't believe all the little extra touches you put into this one.
Great idea! Nice pic!
Awesome detail to all your work!
Very fine done , love to detail is seen here again . I will watch out at the Store for it ;-) .
Looking good Mike, but what else would we expect!!
Great work
Looks really cool Mike.
Oh wow..this is amazing..I cant wait to get this one.
This is a great set. I look forward to seeing it available.
beautiful work warm hug, Linda
A wonderful oldfashion setting!!! Marvelous work as everything what you and Richard are doing! Hugs Ute
Great scene, I love it!
I like the cages. I have a bigger monitor now and I can actually see the details. Nice job, Mike.
Lots of bottles and neat stuff here.:)
Looks good! Your stuff is always great to play with.