Making of a cobblestone street.
Commentaires
1 22 August 2016, 21:03
Brian EberleKim, Nicely done and very realistic. I like the grainy texture on the stones. What did you use for the stones? Is this 1/35 scale?
23 August 2016, 11:40
Kim Branders@Brain: The material I used is cork. Cut it into little pieces and then I chape it. Grtz.
23 August 2016, 13:47
GuusI thought it was a baking tray full of fish-sticks 🙂 Looks nice, what are you going to put on it ?
24 August 2016, 18:03
Wesley De Braekeleirnooit aan gedacht om kurk te gebruiken! geeft dat geen problemen om te schilderen? heel mooi!
24 August 2016, 19:39
Kim BrandersThanks you guys for the comments.
@Guus: A russian tractor hopefully.
@Wesley: Dit is de eerste keer met kurk dus ik moet afwachten hoe het uitdraait.
25 August 2016, 06:18
Bryn CrandellPositively genius. I'll have to look into that for one of my German Armor pieces.
14 September 2016, 12:22
Rui SHello Mate,
Is it finished?
Maybe is from the photos, I hope you don't mind me saying but IMHO, the stones should be a bit darker, and so a bit more contrast between the stones and the joints...
3 October 2016, 19:14
Kim BrandersThanks for the info Rui ( I dont mind at all, every tip is welcome). It is not finished yet, just al little pigment.
4 October 2016, 06:53
Michael RazzAMAAAAAAZING!!
Amaai Kim,had nooit verwacht dat je het reliëf eruit zou krijgen....wat heb je erop gedaan?
4 October 2016, 17:05
Kim BrandersThank you guys.
@ Michael: gewoon kurk op maat gesneden. 1 voor 1 de kasseien geveild en met houtlijm vastgezet. Vervolgens verschillende soorten grijs erop, wash erop en vervolgens weer het meeste ervan afgehaald met white spirit. Nu enkel nog pigmenten en markeringen van de tracks.
4 October 2016, 18:16