Apocalypse Vignette

[Cortezdusk]

Next project on the table; something with a lot of trash in the sewer. The Alpine figure is just for size reference. Another figure will be put in place. The gate is completed (besides the final weathering)
Next step : painting the walls (each stone will be painted individually; 550 in total)

 

[Briggsy]

Beautifully carved out masonry, it must have taken an age. If you are doing each brick individually you really are a glutton for punishment, good for you!

Cheers Simon

 

[Cortezdusk]

Beautifully carved out masonry, it must have taken an age. If you are doing each brick individually you really are a glutton for punishment, good for you!

Cheers Simon

Thx. The carving out goes quite easily actually. The base color of the top part of the structure is finished (took me about 3 evenings of work). Now starting on filling the joints; blending in the colors and weathering. A lot of steps to possibly screw up

 

[gforceman]

Looks spectacular. I wish I could paint it Can't wait to see this one advance. P.S. Show some pics of your latest WW2 vignette too!

 

[Malkie]

This sounds like the start of something spectacular, I applaud your tenacity.

Malkie

 

[Steve Ski]

Wow, great foam work, very well done. This is shaping up to be an excellent vignette!

Cheers, Ski.

 

[BRAN]

To be continued with interest....

 

[Cortezdusk]

Top part of the stones have received their basecolor and washes to blend in the different colors. Next step filling the joints; that will be something completely new to me. I dearly hope it will work out ...

 

[Cortezdusk]

The reult after applying dry joint filler; followed with a layer of VMS Sand & Ballast Freeze. Next step : beldning in the joints which are still to bright and adding depth by the use of washes in different shades.

 

[Briggsy]

That look damned good, I know how time consuming it can be as well, but hey if it's worth doing it's worth doing well.

Cheers Simon

 

[Steve Ski]

Awesome, looking very good.

 

[Cortezdusk]

Considering the top part of the bricks and electrical cabledone. Next to be done : the concrete parts of the top wall and the fuse box.
At the same time I learned why my paint water always seems to disappear

 

[Briggsy]

Ha ha what a beautiful but cheeky chap, black cats especially seem to get away with everything. One of mine likes to curl up in the corner of my desk, no wonder I am forever clearing cat hair off my models!

Cheers Simon