garyjd
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Mathieu, Nice job on the finished project. The snow on the clothing is a nice touch. I especially like the traces of snow around the rim of the drum.~Gary
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Paul Kernan
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Salut Mathieu:
Top notch. Tell me something about the Montreal show (when, where, size of event, etc)? I am in the Toronto area but I was unaware of this event. Too late now but I may have to add it to the calendar for next year.
Top notch. Tell me something about the Montreal show (when, where, size of event, etc)? I am in the Toronto area but I was unaware of this event. Too late now but I may have to add it to the calendar for next year.
You'll find the poster here: http://www.lelancier.com/AMFQ2006.html
As you can see it is next weekend, 18 and 19 of March at Fort Stewart on St Helen Island in Montreal. In term of size and caliber I cannot say unfortunately. It will be the first time I will assist to it myself. It is suppose to be the event of the year in Quebec but I barely know more... Sorry!
As you can see it is next weekend, 18 and 19 of March at Fort Stewart on St Helen Island in Montreal. In term of size and caliber I cannot say unfortunately. It will be the first time I will assist to it myself. It is suppose to be the event of the year in Quebec but I barely know more... Sorry!
I forgot to keep you posted on the conclusion of this project! It won Gold in the painter categorie of the above mentionned expo! Quite happy!
For those who would like to vote it is this way:
http://www.coolminiornot.com/118201
Tourlou!
For those who would like to vote it is this way:
http://www.coolminiornot.com/118201
Tourlou!
BESPJL
A Fixture
Hi Mathieu!
A well painted figure and a gold well deserved.
Can you tell me how did you get the snow on the different parts of the figures?
Awaiting for further projects,
Cheers,
Paulo
A well painted figure and a gold well deserved.
Can you tell me how did you get the snow on the different parts of the figures?
Awaiting for further projects,
Cheers,
Paulo
The snow is a mix of bicarbonate, water and PVA glue with powdered glass sprinkled on top. For the clothes just use the basic mix a little bit more diluted and apply at the desired location. You can always replace or thin the snow when almost dry with a wet brush.
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