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Specialist Games General Discussion => Modeling & painting => Topic started by: phil-o-mat on September 29, 2009, 09:56:32 PM
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Here some buildings/ruins/barricades/gallows...
all still WIP, started them today.
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Gallows
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here something new and some updates...
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Hey Phil-o-matic that looks cool!
Is the white stuff plaster or a sort of clay?
is it possible to see a picture of the buildings with a 28mm figure size comparison?
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thanks!
the white stuff the bases are made of is foamcore. one of my friends is an architect and i "boroughed" it from him.
the stuff under the gallows is "styropor", i only know the german name. it is some kind of polystyrol.
pics with size comparison coming asap.
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here some size comparisons...
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wow that stuff is bigger than I imagine, great work!
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some new stuff...
barricades and ruins
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more new stuff...
ruins with encampment
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here something new...
a market stand, it will get a removeable roof.
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So, when do we get to see some painted? ;D
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damn...
i knew this question would come...
i`m more a "builder" than a "painter", so give me some time to put some paint on those pieces.
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Would an airbrush and some blu-tac help? Use the airbrush to cover the model quickly, then mask areas with the blu-tac when working with different colours. Of course I've never tried this, heck it's been literally decades since I've built any terrain, but I've always imagined that it would be a good quick and easy way of getting paint on it...
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It is as simple as you said Stom!! I encourge to prove airbrush to all of you, now they made very compact compressors practically without noise.
You could use Andeas colours (acrylic) thinner with water to charge your airbrush, so do not worry to buy another expensive set of colours specifically for your airbrush
But some precaution should be taking special care: Work in a box, if you do not want to have your table or nearer wall light blended :). Also open windows, and very importat use mask because some colour have heavy metals (normally greens have Zn cinc) and breath those little spraied drops of paint carring heavy metals are not too good for your health. The last thing keep your airbrush clean when not using it :)
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thanks for the advice.
has anyone tried that airbrush/flamer-thing from GW? is it worth the money? or does it just look funny?
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Good! I like this ruins.
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hey guys, here something new.
a "beautiful" well and a damn dangerous barmaid. hope you like it!!!
p.s.: i want to fill that well with something that looks like real water. any advice? something like epoxy or something?
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Here something new...
hadn`t very much time...
damn finals...