Magi Craft Meister

28-12 Modelling

Jen finished giving instructions to his subordinates.

"If it's true, I'd have talked to Reinhardt."

The last two days, under my father, Count Wolfgang Randall, he's been going to give a report on his territorial operations for the first half of the year.

"I should have talked to you before this, I'm glad"

Elsa says, but I couldn't help it because I was full of heads by deciding on the specifications for the monorail, and the hotel proposal wasn't out yet.

"I'll talk to you when Reinhardt's hands are free."

"Hmm, I think that's a good idea"

What remains is modelling.

This is what should be called Jen's culmination.

It has been a hobby and stunt since before becoming a Magic Engineer Magicraft Jazz.

But there's only one big problem.

"... you can't motorize..."

Motorization is the movement of a model, such as a plastic model, in a motor. Draw a line with a display model that you just need to decorate.

In the late Showa period, until about before the bubble economy, when it came to the plastic models, what moves in motors was predominant, but in the era when Jen was born and raised, such models had already begun to decline.

Jen, however, preferred models that run on motors, even if the details were inferior.

If Jen just enjoys himself on Penglai, he can use it on either the golem engine or the force field generator Force Generator, but what he puts out in public doesn't either.

"Well, I can move it by hand, maybe as much"

There is no alternative to some compromise. Because it's not for playing.

"Size... well, can I have about a tatami?"

In Jen's memory, the size of the "veneer plate" was one standard: one tatami… 180 cm over 90 cm, or six feet over three feet.

Therefore, we will also prepare a plate of 180 cm that will cost 90 cm this time. It's not a veneer, it's not a single plate, it's an aggregate made of 'joints'.

"Father, can't you do it on a single board?

Questions from Reiko, who is helping me.

"I stock as much wood as I can make if it's about a meter wide."

Penglai, in the subtropics, also has good plant growth, with coniferous forests on the north side of the island and broad-leaved forests on the northeast side, with many giant trees.

"Oh, I'm not worried about wood this time, because the aggregate doesn't have to be crazier"

A single sheet plate also has the effect of loving the beauty of its wood, and is used for table ceiling plates, tans mirror plates, etc., but on the other hand, humidity changes may cause an inversion.

Veneer plates and aggregates are small in their madness.

"Father, I understand."

"Well, now that the board's ready, the layout's next."

Would the easiest be a single letter? The rail extends straight, and the model vehicle comes and goes over it.

Endless is easy too. The point is that it's a circle that's connected, but it doesn't have to be a circle, it can be an ellipse, or it can be eight letters if you cross it in 3D.

However, these are also classifications to reflect the precautions for current flow to the rails, so they are not very relevant to Jen today.

"It's for demonstrations, so do you want to put both a letter and an endless"

Since there is no styrofoam based material, use wood. Jen uses light wood similar to balsa to create elevated tracks.

One letter goes back and forth, and the image is the line that connects the Wang capital to the harbor.

And the endless is an annular line, a line that cruises the cities.

Since only the plates do not taste, the crumbs are cemented with paste to make the ground, and the thin plates are colored to mimic the cobblestones.

Jen, who came on board, also began to build the building with thin plates, making it dioramatized.

Elsa, who came to see how things were because she was looking for more fertility, rounded her eyes to the diorama she saw for the first time.

"... interesting"

And more than that, I'm seen in the face of a fun Jen.

(Brother Jin, looks like fun. By far, the best)

Jen was always serious when he was making things, and he wrapped up the vibe that seemed like fun, but now his expression was loose.

Elsa thought that she had yet to understand Jen's expression, which was serious but seemed to be fun.

But it's time for dinner.

"Father, it's time for dinner."

As for Elsa, it seemed difficult to speak up because Jen seemed to have so much fun, but Reiko told me instead.

"Oh, is that already the time? All right, we're almost there after dinner."

Jen washes her hands, scratches her hands and goes to the dining room. Elsa also continued later.

"Brother Jin, it seemed like a lot of fun"

Elsa told Jen as she sipped tea after dinner.

"Oh, yeah?

"Mm-hmm. I knew you like to make those things, and I thought,"

"Maybe."

Jen can't deny that either.

"Something that is impractical, I don't know, because it's a complete hobby, or because it's not an obligation, so it doesn't incur responsibility..."

I can't say well, but fun, Jen tied.

"... somehow, I know, maybe"

Does it mean that the same work and hobbies make you feel different on the other side?

Some people say, "Don't make your hobby work."

Separating those discussions as well, Jen resumed the model prototype.

Now Elsa is willing to help too, but Jen goes ahead silently by herself.

I feel a little lonely, but when I saw Jen's face, which seemed like fun, it was Elsa who couldn't say anything.

And an hour.

"Done."

A model of monorails for diorama-style demonstrations was completed.

"Wow."

At will, Elsa praised.