The Iconograph by Mark Ayling

[The Mad Collector]

I cannot find any posts about this item of Discworld modelling and as I finally unpacked it from it's box after 10 years it's time what is probably Mark Aylings finest work was seen here. Most of the pieces are separate items and you have to assemble the iconograph as you would a dolls house, putting the furniture, pots, easel, slippers etc where you want them

[Catch-up]

That is amazing. I had no idea these existed or who Mark Ayling is!

[Ghost]

cool very cool

[Del]

I never consided that he would have to LIVE in it... hence the kitchen and bed.

Oh Mad! Oh! How wonderful !!!!!

TEN YEARS!?????

TEN YEARS?!!!!!!

*hides her head in shame when she realises she still has boxes packed up downstairs with that number on them*

but nothing like THIS!

Edit: He hasnt got a loo!

[The Mad Collector]

He has got a door, maybe he steps out and uses the public facilities

Somewhere I have some more of Marks work, it's just a case of which box do I sort out first

[Who's Wee Dug]

I saw one of these at a discworld Con, it's a good piece of work looks even better close up.

[Sister Jennifer]

Love it. The detail is incredible. Thanks for sharing.

[chillicamper]

This is just utterly brilliant

[Dotsie]

Cool!

[Jan Van Quirm]

A thing of beauty is a joy forever even if it's shut up in a box!

[majomull]

Very cool.

[Penfold]

I love it!

[Sister Jennifer]

The wee fry-up on the stove . Good to see he's a well read imp. I wonder what sort of books he likes? Probably the same as you eh Penners?

[Penfold]

My art and photographic books do have a lot of urns and flowers in them.

[Ghost]

if the pictures have urns and flowers in them thats means they’re artistic and not rude at all