01-04-2010, 02:10 PM
After you told be what it is (thank you!) I got another idea how to do it.
I got a little image from this web page http://www.cgtextures.com/. It has thousands of images. Under roofing are also the kind of roofs I was looking for. The image had to be replicated some times to get the size of about a standard page for printing later to be glued to the roof. I printed on standard copy paper with a HP Inkjet in standard mode.
That is the result of the first simple roof. It is not perfect but much better than plain light gray paint and I am not so sure if I can do it better with a brush and paint or powder.
![[Image: roof1.jpg]](http://rubpeters.ru.funpic.de/work/roof1.jpg)
This is the pattern for the other kind of roof you explained to me
![[Image: roof2.jpg]](http://rubpeters.ru.funpic.de/work/roof2.jpg)
ps. Santa Claus was late and visited me this morning (he looks like the postman) with a Florida East Coast GP40-2 from Atlas.
I got a little image from this web page http://www.cgtextures.com/. It has thousands of images. Under roofing are also the kind of roofs I was looking for. The image had to be replicated some times to get the size of about a standard page for printing later to be glued to the roof. I printed on standard copy paper with a HP Inkjet in standard mode.
That is the result of the first simple roof. It is not perfect but much better than plain light gray paint and I am not so sure if I can do it better with a brush and paint or powder.
This is the pattern for the other kind of roof you explained to me
ps. Santa Claus was late and visited me this morning (he looks like the postman) with a Florida East Coast GP40-2 from Atlas.
Reinhard