While waiting for the next round of Iron Painter to be announced I've added a few more pieces to my Wildreness terrain collection.
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The well. |
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It was built stone by stone. The material is polystyrene, which I cut to small bits and then pressed against gravel to give them a rocky texture and shape. I glued them with PVA. This well and the wall you'll see below are my first attempts at miniature dry stone structures. I'm very happy with the result. |
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When the structure was built and the glue dried completely, I gave it a coat of plaster + PVA. After that it was just texturing the base and it was ready for painting. |
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Dry stone wall. |
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The building technique was the same, except that the wall has a balsa wood core. |
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Ready for painting. |
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Another shot of the finished product. I plan to make several more wall sections, including one with a gate. |
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I finished another Citadel Wood. This means I have 3 large and 4 small tree scenery pieces. No more Citadel kits to build, but I have an unopened Hanging Trees box from Wyrd. That will do for 2 or 3 more small ones. |
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Speaking of forests, I visited one recently. Great both for recreation and for harvesting useful ingredients. I brought home some roots for use on future projects.
Great job! simple and clever!
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DeleteWonderful! Really helpful tutorial and a nice shot of your forests. That's lot of deep dark wood. D:
ReplyDeleteThank you, Jordan!
DeleteClever use of the dropper-bottle. Looks great, Ana.
ReplyDeleteThank you!
DeleteIt seemed like a good idea to have something around which I would build the well, to keep it from looking too misshapen.
"Then a little girl was thrown in the well and returned haunting the living through a scary video."
ReplyDeleteVery good scenery :)
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DeleteVery cool! Your blog has been a serious inspiration for my own projects and I'll definitely be making some of those walls.
ReplyDeleteThanks, Remnante!
DeleteAmazing - I love this colors! Could you tell me what kind of grass is that?
ReplyDeleteThanks! The static I use is Field Grass from NOCH (5mm length, two colours: ochre and golden-yellow) and a variety of tufts from Gamer's Grass (gamersgrass.com).
DeleteBeautiful work Ana. Your tables are going to wow for sure!
ReplyDeleteThank you, Dai!
DeleteAce terrain Ana!
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Thank you! :)
DeleteMore great scenery, it's really is nice to see great scenery as it's often something overlooked by figure painters.
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