Once this stage was complete I let it dry and then applied a coat of matte varnish. Instead of it Vallejo Model Color Matt Varnish through the airbrush this time I opted to spray it with Testors Dullcote from a rattle can. That should protect the weathered paint layer better than the acrylic matte varnish I have been using. I'll let all that dry and hopefully move forward to finish the painting.
I used some scrap mattboard to help protect the finished interior work |
On the upper floor I started with the splatter method. Definitely messy |
On the ground floor I applied ink randomly and then streaked it down with the brush, moving with the grain of the boards. Here Burnt Umber and Carbon Black have been applied. |
Followed that up with Raw Sienna |
Straight Burnt Umber |
Carbon Black and Raw Sienna |
A fuzzy picture of the front |
And from the back. |
I think I just want it to be finished right now!
ReplyDeleteLovely! How manyore of these are you making to fill the board?
ReplyDeleteI'm not sure actually. I have messed around with some models of the board and I'm sort of working on a large scale version of that to figure out that question. I'm thinking 20-25 buildings will eventually be built. I also need to start selling off the MDF buildings that I have already built. I have decided that everything will be built from scratch at this point.
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