02-07-2017, 08:01 AM
The most part is done.
It is a very interesting experience to learn how important texture is. It opens my eyes why some simple shaped building on Lance's layout look so good. They are laminated with photos and get the perfect texture of the prototype.
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IMG_5369 by faraway52, on Flickr
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IMG_5368 by faraway52, on Flickr
ps. I did all the little white spots after posting this append. The standard method is a black or brown felt pen. I think that is to harsh. A strong black wash applied with a small brush at the failure spots made with lots of alcohol and little water blends more nice with the printed colors. A layer of dull coats help also to protect the print colors from the wash.
It is a very interesting experience to learn how important texture is. It opens my eyes why some simple shaped building on Lance's layout look so good. They are laminated with photos and get the perfect texture of the prototype.
IMG_5369 by faraway52, on FlickrIMG_5368 by faraway52, on Flickrps. I did all the little white spots after posting this append. The standard method is a black or brown felt pen. I think that is to harsh. A strong black wash applied with a small brush at the failure spots made with lots of alcohol and little water blends more nice with the printed colors. A layer of dull coats help also to protect the print colors from the wash.
Reinhard