01-01-2014, 12:45 PM
The second building placed at the corner to show the side wall. The side is made from Vollmer 6024 with a wash of concrete paint and an alcohol black wash (water based wash might harm the cardboard to much).
The concrete wash made everything far to light or was virtually without any effect due to the very flat structure. The black wash cleaned most of the bricks off and pushed the mortal wash into the gaps. A very welcome effect. I wanted to get an irregular wall and applied both wash patchy.
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More Vollmer brick sheets are on order for former side walls. I used the last one today. The left and rear walls are plain plaster walls.
The cardboard ensemble
![[Image: IMG_2989_zps58fe4f9b.jpg]](http://i966.photobucket.com/albums/ae149/faraway52/FL2014-1/IMG_2989_zps58fe4f9b.jpg)
Most easy job is relabeling. There are plenty of signs to grab around Cermak Rd.
![[Image: IMG_2990_zps954a82c7.jpg]](http://i966.photobucket.com/albums/ae149/faraway52/FL2014-1/IMG_2990_zps954a82c7.jpg)
The concrete wash made everything far to light or was virtually without any effect due to the very flat structure. The black wash cleaned most of the bricks off and pushed the mortal wash into the gaps. A very welcome effect. I wanted to get an irregular wall and applied both wash patchy.
More Vollmer brick sheets are on order for former side walls. I used the last one today. The left and rear walls are plain plaster walls.
The cardboard ensemble
Most easy job is relabeling. There are plenty of signs to grab around Cermak Rd.
Reinhard