Post by Guitarist on Mar 26, 2012 16:14:08 GMT 8
Making a Cliff
Blue Foam is much harder and tense comparing to Styrofoam. The best part about Blue Foam is, it is much cleaner and easier dealing with as compared to the flying foam cutting off Styrofoam. After all, labs confirmed that Styrofoam is a very under-recycled substance, so I think its a good idea to GO GREEN during modelling no ?
1. Stacking
2. Shaping
3. Filling
Used Tamiya Triangle File to achieve cracks.
4. Securing
Glued with PVA Glue and to further strengthen with Satay Sticks in order to poke thru the base.
5. Texturing
Tamiya Spray Can Primer subtlely melted the Blue Foam which also created a more realistic grain on the cliff surface.
6. Painting
Primed and Washed with Black.
7. Dry Brush
Dry brushed with Grey, Brown and White. Stippled with Light Grey, then dry brushed again with another layer of white.
Blue Foam is much harder and tense comparing to Styrofoam. The best part about Blue Foam is, it is much cleaner and easier dealing with as compared to the flying foam cutting off Styrofoam. After all, labs confirmed that Styrofoam is a very under-recycled substance, so I think its a good idea to GO GREEN during modelling no ?
1. Stacking
2. Shaping
3. Filling
Used Tamiya Triangle File to achieve cracks.
4. Securing
Glued with PVA Glue and to further strengthen with Satay Sticks in order to poke thru the base.
5. Texturing
Tamiya Spray Can Primer subtlely melted the Blue Foam which also created a more realistic grain on the cliff surface.
6. Painting
Primed and Washed with Black.
7. Dry Brush
Dry brushed with Grey, Brown and White. Stippled with Light Grey, then dry brushed again with another layer of white.
