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Re: Bridge at Mason Park - Gary S - 11-23-2010 S-two-fiddy, thank you very much! The ripples where really easy to make, I just stipled the gel onto the paint with a 1/2" brush. I admit it did take awhile to cover the area though. Re: Bridge at Mason Park - faraway - 11-24-2010 Gary S Wrote:faraway Wrote:You did discuss how and if to paint a shadow. On the photos the natural shadow looks good. No reason to paint one. That is right and I have not been sure if you "painted" a shadow or if it is a "natural" shadow. Now in your case is the light source at the right spot to make a clear defined shadow where it should be. If you would have a more diffuse light not producing a nice shadow I would ask you to "paint" a shadow like it is now seen on the photo. Re: Bridge at Mason Park - train_guy - 12-11-2010 Very cool Gary!Outstanding detail...I love it!just curious,but what is your profession,what do you do for a living?My guess would be an Engineer of some kind.Your skills are quite impressive,to say the least. BTW Exactrail is going to be producing the 72' deck girder bridge in HO scale,with etched metal walk ways,etc. Re: Bridge at Mason Park - Gary S - 12-11-2010 TG, I am an electrician by trade. In the educational field now, but spent 20 years hands on. Thanks for the kind comments. |