WIP Apocalypse Vignette
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Cortezdusk
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Started on the lower side of the construction. Base color of the stones applied (looks a bit weird this way, but things will change after applying multiple layers of filler and weathering).
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Briggsy
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It looks like an ornamental garden wall but as you say once weathered it will change completely, it's going to be epic.
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Cortezdusk
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Waiting for the joint filler to dry, I decided that the building could use a little ladder. No idea how to paint this without the connection pieces falling of (which they already did several times while just looking at them) but now I have it I need to use it. 
Sometimes the easy way is not the best way to approach things (or the other way around) 
Sometimes the easy way is not the best way to approach things (or the other way around) 
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Briggsy
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Looks like plenty of rust is in order!
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Cortezdusk
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Absolutely; I wouldn't go without it
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And some further progress on the wall...
Was able to finish the street lamp as well, but this will only be mounted at the end.
Next step : painting all the debris pieces that will go inside the tunnel. Once these are done the wall can be mounted on the groundwork and I can start on the groundwork and debris that will be in front of the wall.
Was able to finish the street lamp as well, but this will only be mounted at the end.
Next step : painting all the debris pieces that will go inside the tunnel. Once these are done the wall can be mounted on the groundwork and I can start on the groundwork and debris that will be in front of the wall.
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Briggsy
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Excellent, are you adding water effects?
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Cortezdusk
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Only a little bit; at the bottom of the ditch and a little in a bad tub that will come in the front part.
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Steve Ski
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All these little details add up. Great additions.
Briggsy
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Agree with Steve, it's finding little details like that every time you take another look that all adds interest.
Simon
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Cortezdusk
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Been working on several things at the same time, hence the different posts.
First was all the debris that goes into the tunnel. Little will be visible at the end but I decided that these pieces were great for practicing some new techniques such as Non Metal Metals in blue and red, painting glass, airbrushing (on the blue chemical container), wood structure, etc...
First was all the debris that goes into the tunnel. Little will be visible at the end but I decided that these pieces were great for practicing some new techniques such as Non Metal Metals in blue and red, painting glass, airbrushing (on the blue chemical container), wood structure, etc...
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Next stop was adding a pipeset on the left of the main door. I made a wooden structure to be able to paint all sides of the pipe. So far only the primer has been applied as I'm still contemplating on the colour I will choose (faded white or green, probably the latter).
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After that the figure was chosen. Its a Kellerkind figure with great details. However the cart he was pulling was not so nicely molded so I decided to make this one from scratch. Thanks again to Gino Poppe for the wheels which were a perfect fit.
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