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Poster paint white centre lines ... 1 coat wasn't enough, two was too bright so I softened it a bit with airbrushed XF-20 Medium Grey (which looks more like a pale brown to me I attempted to hide the worst of the "repair" at the same time.
Also note the inspection cover - dry brushed XF-56 Metallic Grey over XF-9 Hull Red, not anywhere near as shiny as the photo suggests. View of the gutter, showing the kerbstones (looking more camouflage that the stippling I was trying to achieve), double yellow lines (no parking), drain covers & dead weed remains: View of the whole thing: Example of why I wanted to build this - looks better than the cutting mat underneath it Attachments: |
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That looks great Jonny. It works so well in the photo with the Honda City Turbo.
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Awesome. It's so realistic. Congrats Jonny.
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Absolutely BRILLIANT 😊 Both of these backdrops look so good now that you have made matching frontages, Well done JR.
If you can't fix it with a hammer, you've got an electrical problem mate
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How do you do to stock them Jonny? I would like to do some dioramas like you but the space is limited and my wife will not be ok if I squat the living room more than I do now...
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