A few pictures from the workbench.
First step was to apply a strong wash on the roof to help pick out the shingles. I followed that up with streaks of a lighter red brown Pan Pastel pigment. |
I used several colors of Pan Pastel pigments on the outside after I scrubbed paint off to reveal the wood underneath for that peeled paint look. |
Looking great. Was the wash with the raw umber?
ReplyDeleteHow many of these are you going to make for the final board?
Right, the roof wash was with the raw umber. Used it straight out of the bottle. I'm not sure how many I'm going to make yet. I have a about a dozen prototypes finished for the model board. Mostly to get a good idea of what's going to fit. I need to start that little terrain project and make sure everything is going to work the way I think its going to work!
DeleteIt looks brilliant and you've nicely weathered and worn looking.
ReplyDeleteI see some room for improvement but I think its going to fit right in quite nicely. Just need to refine the process a bit now.
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