Creating a Civil War battlefield / town takes a while to build...detailing it takes a lot longer. The layout is over 30 feet long by approx. 3 feet wide The following photos shows what it takes to detail less than a 12 inches by 4 inches of space.
The fur is 2 inches wide and 30 inches long |
The colors used...3 shades of green and straw yellow |
The fur starts out a dark brown |
For the walk way all the fur is cut off and painted two shades of brown |
Thanks for the little tuto.
ReplyDeleteMaybe I will try that (just have to find fur!)
If I've understood, it's the paint which permits that the hairs stay in the position?
A little like hair-gel ?
(I hope that you don't use furs from protected animals !! ;-) )
Hello Sam...the paint makes the fur stand up and its not real fur
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff, it looks so effective!!!
ReplyDeleteThank you Ray
ReplyDeleteVery realistic - but looks like some work - which I know you're more than up to it. Best, Dean
ReplyDeleteThanks Dean
ReplyDeleteIt does look simple, when a master works his magic with materials and paint. Beautiful modeling, Capt.
ReplyDeleteI thank you for that Jay. I'm hoping people will try this system of creating grass.
ReplyDeleteI am, for sure. Thanks.
DeleteNicely done, very realistic, and "a priori" simple...thanks for the tuto...
ReplyDeleteThank you Phil
DeleteSuperbe et très réaliste, il fallait y penser !.
ReplyDeleteVous utilisez de la fourrure synthétique ?
J'aime aussi beaucoup votre petit camping sur le champ de bataille...
Bravo et je vous remercie de vous êtes inscrit sur mon blog
Amitiés
Sylvie
Thank you Sylvie
DeleteI've always liked the fur effect and yours is a very fine example Captain!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Thanks Christopher
DeleteThat is a wonderful effect Captain. Great stuff!!
ReplyDeleteThank you Rodger
DeleteQueda muy bien.
ReplyDeleteThank you Isabel
ReplyDeleteI missed this the first time around. Great tutorial, and as a devotee of craft paint I especially love it.
ReplyDeleteThank you Sean
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