Realistic Spidernet in one Minute

[Martin Antonenko]

Dear planeteers,

how one can make a realistically looking spidernet with the easiest means and in the shortest time, shows an amusing videofilm by a german figure friend from another forum...:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7zGw-NjFmfo

Cheers

 

[housecarl]

Effective.
Carl.

 

[Jim Patrick]

COOL!

Jim Patrick

 

[DEL]

This looks great although I imagine it's very fragile and at risk from a good sneeze.
Cheers
Derek

 

[Mike S.]

In English we refer to this as a "Spider Web". I mention that only because the translated term "Spidernet" might be a bit confusing to some.

 

[gordy]

That's awesome, thanks for sharing Martin!

Spidernet sounds cool, like a spider fishes for flies.

 

[Ulrich]

Derek: I have tried it and after it is dry you can push with the finger on it and nothing happens. You can cut it and glue on another place.

It works

Ulrich

 

[megroot]

Effective and realistic.
Thanks for sharing.

marc

 

[DEL]

Derek: I have tried it and after it is dry you can push with the finger on it and nothing happens. You can cut it and glue on another place.

It works

Ulrich

Thanks for the info Ulrich. Now I'm going to try to resist using this on everything I do.
Cheers
Derek

 

[Ulrich]

Hi Derek. Like me but I have lost. Attached an elf I started with. A friend means that I need for my leaf a spider web and after I see the little film I try it. But first I try it on a little bush.

And at the moment you can see some spider legs looking over the top of the base. When the vignette is ready I will show it here

Ulrich

 

[captnenglish]

Gonna have to try this!

 

[DEL]

Hi Derek. Like me but I have lost. Attached an elf I started with. A friend means that I need for my leaf a spider web and after I see the little film I try it. But first I try it on a little bush.

And at the moment you can see some spider legs looking over the top of the base. When the vignette is ready I will show it here

Ulrich

Ulrich this is so clever . Looking forward to the end result.
Cheers
Derek

 

[FigureLover]

What exactly is the glue that is used, I have not seen it here in Australia. I love the effect and cant wait to use it. Bet you will see alot of this on Comp tables soon
Ben

 

[Robert Blokker]

I love these kind of techniques. It is brilliant in it's simplicity and it gives an amazing result in a really short time indeed.

 

[Ulrich]

Ben. Martin and I didn´t noticed that is was a "German" adhesive.
Please have a look here http://www.uhu.com/en/products/all-p...efad&step =70

My version is not solvent free and the adhesive using in the film neither. Don´t know if it is possible with a solvent free version too. I have tried a adhesive from Pattex (solvent free) and it doesn´t work.

Ulrich

 

[Martin Antonenko]

Hi Ben!

I think, You can buy it also in Australia.

Here the adress of the Australian distributor...:

http://www.stationerynews.com.au/company/uhu-australia-pty-ltd

Cheers

 

[FigureLover]

Thanks for that Martin and Ulrich, I will keep a lookout for it, I know the product Uhu but have not seen the exact glue type yet
Ben

 

[Andrew Craft]

Here's the stuff in Aus Ben
http://www.artworxgeelong.com.au/st...ist___Glue_All_purpose_Adhesive-pid15739.html

 

[FigureLover]

Cheers Andrew, will have to get some, Ta
Ben

 

[pmfs]

Excellent!