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16 hours ago, KNP said:

'The Expansion' and some pictures I've taken a few minutes ago to see how things were going....

 

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As I have said many times before and that is I use photography as an aid as well so I can see and feel how things are going.

 

It'll be a shame when the house gets built, blocking the view.

 

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Hi Kevin,

 

I hope you realise what you've started here...

 

Modellers across the nation will now be ripping up their plants and fixing bigger versions in place every few weeks to simulate them growing.

 

It will be a renaissance for the model scenery industry.

 

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2 hours ago, KNP said:

Trip down memory lane.

 

Whilst ferreting around looking for something or other I came across a very pristine envelope and I suddenly remembered what it was.

Many years ago I brought some plastic chain link mesh in sheet form.

There is my fence for the chicken run but just look at the age….and company???

 

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I have used some pieces but a long time ago!!!

 

Amazing what you find when looking for something else.

Thats only yesterday !

 

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On 13/09/2022 at 07:11, KNP said:

 

To get just flower heads I paint the tops of static grass with the colour in question, say white, by dragging a wide brush held almost horizontally across the top.

Easy way of doing say daisies and in yellow buttercups.

 

I have tried this method and here are my results. I used WWS 6mm autumn static grass, adding some medium green Noch leaves and then dry brushing white acrylic as you described.

 

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41 minutes ago, gwrrob said:

 

I have tried this method and here are my results. I used WWS 6mm autumn static grass, adding some medium green Noch leaves and then dry brushing white acrylic as you described.

 

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Shaping up Rob, did you hold the brush flat, or on its side, so it could be dragged lightly just across the tops?

But the effect is there isn't it.

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4 minutes ago, KNP said:

 

Shaping up Rob, did you hold the brush flat, or on its side, so it could be dragged lightly just across the tops?

But the effect is there isn't it.

 

Both Kev and because they're done on a tin you can angle it to suit as well. You can make loads in a flash at hardly any cost. At normal viewing distance the white will look more muted I think.

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6 hours ago, KNP said:

Co-op is built.

Rust starting to form on lidl.

Waitrose drying from the paint washes.

 

When dry all will receive a Morrisons varnish.

 

Now to build the chicken run….

 

 

 

All looking supermarket...

 

 

 

Coat on, bag for life in hand, I'm off...

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