Good day everyone!
After relaxing my self with figure painting this past few weeks (I will show you my finished ones on the forthcoming posts - hopefully with some decent photos...), I decided to go back to my favourite subject - Terrain Building!!
Some months ago I bought some OO' Gauge Dapol Kits, including Dapol's CO11 'Hut, coal office & water crane', which has as you may see from the pics 2 small houses that can be used for many projetcs, besides train modelling.
I decided to use them complementary to two small fields (with ongrowing vegetation on them - pls don't ask me what grows over there, the post's title can help you find out quite easily!), that I made for my ongrowing (same word..hm....) Normandy Project.
They were made with 2 pieces of vinyl tiles, PVA glue+Sand (dirt), Turf, Static Grass, Clump Foliage and 2 small trees.
After relaxing my self with figure painting this past few weeks (I will show you my finished ones on the forthcoming posts - hopefully with some decent photos...), I decided to go back to my favourite subject - Terrain Building!!
Some months ago I bought some OO' Gauge Dapol Kits, including Dapol's CO11 'Hut, coal office & water crane', which has as you may see from the pics 2 small houses that can be used for many projetcs, besides train modelling.
I decided to use them complementary to two small fields (with ongrowing vegetation on them - pls don't ask me what grows over there, the post's title can help you find out quite easily!), that I made for my ongrowing (same word..hm....) Normandy Project.
They were made with 2 pieces of vinyl tiles, PVA glue+Sand (dirt), Turf, Static Grass, Clump Foliage and 2 small trees.
I hope you like them!
T.
Stunning job. I'm amazed as always by your skill, keep on with it! :)
ReplyDeleteGreat stuff - very realistic but still very playable, a combination that can sometimes be difficult to achieve!
ReplyDeleteThey fit in very well, nice terrain sir.
ReplyDeleteThey look good. I have a few of the old Dapol kits myself and they can be put to good use. Keep up the good work Mr T.
ReplyDeleteGreat work T, a nice compliment to any table..
ReplyDeleteGReg
I wish I could game on that table.
ReplyDeleteWow excellent looking terrain!
ReplyDeleteI am very impressed with this work, and your state of clothing adorned thoughout the shots.
ReplyDeleteWell done
Very nice, Thanos!
ReplyDelete@Paul: lol
Thank you lads!!!
ReplyDelete@Paul: Don't forget that I am not married yet! I have to do the ironing, the cooking, the cleaning and the painting of my models...(well I would keep the final bit, even if I got married)...:-)
Great!!! I love the macro shots. How much bigger will it get though? Will there eventually be a coast line..a mountain range?...and then?. You will have to cover the whole world :-D
ReplyDeleteI have a problem with my medieval village...it isn´t as big an area as your town, but how shall I put a border to it?? If I make some fields, then a forest, and then and then...PANIC!! :-D
Cheers
PS;..the skin colour for the indian
1.Black base colour
2.middlebrown with a bit of red
3.middle brown highlighting
4.middle brown with the smallet bit of yellow and blue.
The colours I use have no names like "slime green" or "orc blood black":-D just normal colours like red, yellow etc and I mix to get the colour.
paul
Excellent terrain. Love it.
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