I use these clear plastic forks from a local burger take-away; they are the exact size I need. Simply cut the bottle to the lenght you need, apply/glue the resized coke logo and then with your scalpel knife cut away the one side to form the bottle neck. I am still trying to paint these 'bottles' to look like unopened full bottles of coke. I was thinking of painting only the buttom part, maybe it will shine thru?
Claude Joachim, an immensely talented modeller, hails from the beautiful principality of Luxembourg. Although Luxembourg was a small country without aspirations for world domination, It's position in the centre of the Ardennes meant it would not escape the ravages of the Second World War. Whilst the German invasion of 1940 passed with little drama, the winter of '44/'45 would prove to be very different.
Letters, Books, Photos, Labels etc reduced and ready for 35th scale
Labels for cans or boxes reduced to size and printed in color
Coke, cigarettes etc cartons ready for assemble I found this on various scale websites and Googled the other, copied and used CorelDraw to make them in batches and reduced in size! Once you've started you dont want to stop it's that fun!
A local Tea called Rooibos is the ideal item to use as kindle, dried sticks etc! After you enjoyed a cuppa let it dry in window sill for a day or two and there you have it! I even used it in a iced river (wax), and it looks great!