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Re: Its time to scratch build a vignette building.

Posted: 25 Aug 2019, 23:49
by Shawn Ramsey
Using Tamyia Buff and spraying at an angle, stone work received a base coat. Tamyia earth was then use for the ground work.

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Then using 10 different colors the individual stones were picked out. I tried keeping things on the building more of an over all tan color and the road and stone work around the drain more of a grayish tone. This is very subtle but I think it turned out nicely.

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Shawn

Re: Its time to scratch build a vignette building.

Posted: 26 Aug 2019, 02:09
by Vincent Power
Very impressive Shawn. The subtle paint variations have made the stones really pop. :)

Vincent

Re: Its time to scratch build a vignette building.

Posted: 26 Aug 2019, 05:47
by Mika Pietikäinen
The stonework looks stunning! Very nice project to follow :)

Re: Its time to scratch build a vignette building.

Posted: 26 Jan 2020, 22:36
by Shawn Ramsey
Thanks Vincent and Mike

I decided to add a light winter white wash to the Scout car. I hope I did not make a mistake, time will tell :roll: . Anyways I applied a coat of hairspray and Tamiya white paint. The majority was removed and I applied a satin coat to seal everything in.

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Next I did some work on the house. The roof has been painted in a red brown color. This was sealed with a gloss varnish and then I applied some oil paints to add some interest.

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The door and window frames were painted in a light tan color. Raw umber oil paint was applied and most of it was removed using a brush and mineral spirits.

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Thats it for now

Shawn

Re: Its time to scratch build a vignette building.

Posted: 27 Jan 2020, 11:23
by Vincent Power
Stunning work Shawn :shock: :D

Vincent

Re: Its time to scratch build a vignette building.

Posted: 28 Jan 2020, 03:12
by Philipp Gross
Glad to see you working on this again Shawn! :D

Philipp

Re: Its time to scratch build a vignette building.

Posted: 28 Jan 2020, 06:13
by Steve Hutchinson
Great diorama and what a super "wedge" House Shawn

I still wonder if it is quicker to scratch build or a MiniArt building?

I'll bet it feels better to have built your own though!

Have fun getting it over the finishing line

Steve H

Re: Its time to scratch build a vignette building.

Posted: 28 Jan 2020, 22:18
by Shawn Ramsey
Thanks Vincent.

Philipp Gross wrote: 28 Jan 2020, 03:12 Glad to see you working on this again Shawn! :D

Philipp
Philipp- I am going to get this finished one way or another. The last build I finished was the Locust over two years ago. :roll:
Steve Hutchinson wrote: 28 Jan 2020, 06:13 Great diorama and what a super "wedge" House Shawn

I still wonder if it is quicker to scratch build or a MiniArt building?

I'll bet it feels better to have built your own though!

Have fun getting it over the finishing line

Steve H
Steve- I like the Minart houses and have built a few. I just wanted something different.

Re: Its time to scratch build a vignette building.

Posted: 07 Feb 2020, 02:57
by Shawn Ramsey
Spent the last several days on this one. Wanted to add some color so the shutters and gutters were painted blue. Most of the painting is done. Time to do some washes and weathering.

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I started on the figures and as always I started on the faces. I thought they looked good until I took this picture. I have some more work to do on these. Time to put the new optivisor to the test. :roll: 8-)

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Thanks
Shawn

Re: Its time to scratch build a vignette building.

Posted: 07 Feb 2020, 06:56
by Steve Hutchinson
Morning Shawn

Great work on the "self build"

Your figures look good too

You haven't lost your "eye" for faces, they do look as good as ever.

I am very jealous!

I have my brushes out and am working back up to faces with the FlakPanzer I interior, which currently looks awful!

Looks like you are back and have hit the ground sprinting!

Regards

Steve H