I was trying to clear up some mess on my painting desk and decided to base up this Feisler Storch 1/144 pre-painted plane.
Super easy to do, it is held up with brass rod (which is very sturdy) and held in place on the base and in the hole I drilled in the plane with two part epoxy resin. I flocked the base like the rest of my army and now I have an aerial observer plane for Battlegroup! :-)
Sunday, 6 November 2016
Fenris Fountain
Once in a while I like to mix it up from painting miniatures and do a terrain piece. I love the resin stuff from Fenris, and decided to paint up this fountain I picked up from them a while ago.
I had it all painted up and flocked, and was excited to try out the Woodland Scenics water (I never had before). It's super easy to use - you just pour it in and wait a day and a bit to dry before adding more layers.
I put a post-it note over the water and took it outside for a Dullcote. Wrong! Here's what happened to the water effect that was touched by the Dullcote:
I didn't have much of an option, so I tinted up some water effect with green paint and poured it in, with a bit of flock on top.
I don't have all the nice bits at the bottom of the fountain to look at anymore, but I think it looks a bit more creepy with the green tint. :-)
I had it all painted up and flocked, and was excited to try out the Woodland Scenics water (I never had before). It's super easy to use - you just pour it in and wait a day and a bit to dry before adding more layers.
I put a post-it note over the water and took it outside for a Dullcote. Wrong! Here's what happened to the water effect that was touched by the Dullcote:
I didn't have much of an option, so I tinted up some water effect with green paint and poured it in, with a bit of flock on top.
I don't have all the nice bits at the bottom of the fountain to look at anymore, but I think it looks a bit more creepy with the green tint. :-)
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