A few years ago, I posted a cyberpunk city I built and painted. This is a much larger, better version using 0.2 nozzle and better paint. I used these cyberpunk cities for the models. https://www.thingiverse.com/Fisk400/designs
A few years ago, I posted a cyberpunk city I built and painted. This is a much larger, better version using 0.2 nozzle and better paint. I used these cyberpunk cities for the models. https://www.thingiverse.com/Fisk400/designs
A few years ago, I posted a cyberpunk city I built and painted. This is a much larger, better version using 0.2 nozzle and better paint. I used these cyberpunk cities for the models. https://www.thingiverse.com/Fisk400/designs
A few years ago, I posted a cyberpunk city I built and painted. This is a much larger, better version using 0.2 nozzle and better paint. I used these cyberpunk cities for the models. https://www.thingiverse.com/Fisk400/designs
A few years ago, I posted a cyberpunk city I built and painted. This is a much larger, better version using 0.2 nozzle and better paint. I used these cyberpunk cities for the models. https://www.thingiverse.com/Fisk400/designs
We had a new Mesquite tree planted in early May by a landscaping company. We had some recent storms here in Phoenix and it broke the original support stake that was holding the tree up. I bought another stake to tried to wrap it but the tree branch may have been to destroyed already and fell down again.
I contacted the company but they don’t warranty weather damage and he said maybe try a splint and tape it up. Any recommendations? Should I try a splint and re-tape it? Do I cut off the branches because these are too far gone? What type of splint do I look for at Lowe’s or Ace? Any help would be appreciated because I don’t want to lose the tree but since it’s new, I don’t want to keep growing if it’s too damaged. I’m lost when it comes to trees in general.
I’m 6’6 so just wondering if I would get anymore space if it was in the open-air configuration.
The book is called The Order by Jeremy Robinson.