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BLACKNEY, a Glimpse of the Forest


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Steve, it depends on how any particular firms are made, in the past I didn't need to paint it if I was using it "raw". The latest lot I have is very brown, so after trimming it a bit and removing the obvious bits of string I did paint it with a very watered  down Tamiya Flat Green which is the main colour used in the back scene. It will get further treatment with static grass...…… eventually.

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4 hours ago, Happy Hippo said:

Steve,

 

This embankment has a base of trimmed, but otherwise uncoloured hanging basket liner with various lengths of static grass added.

 

 

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Thanks Richard, that does look good :)

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3 hours ago, westerner said:

A couple of photos from the fiddle yard end and one of a fairly new mineral wagon that's been loaded a few times in the rain.

 

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Very nice Alan. I do like the dummy tunnel mouth.

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Julian I assume you are talking about the bridge. The tunnel through the bridge is a photo.

All the stonework on the layout is primed with a light grey primer (Holts) the individual stones are the dry brushed with Tamiya acrylics. Red Brown (XF-64), Neutral Grey (XF-53) and a small amount of Brown/JGSDF (XF-72) Sometimes I over paint the Red Brown with the Neutral Grey. On the Bridge the smoke marks are made with a Dirty Black wash semi dry brushed on. The primer then acts as the mortar colour.

Hope that helps.

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I'm pleased that you are still following my adventures in a new scale Nick. I hope your adventures are still continuing.

 

Today I have been experimenting with the hedge that will run along the back of the layout.It has over grown the railway fence.

 

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There will be trees planted behind it. At the moment the are hanging upside down over the bath, drying, after being soaked to straighten them.

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