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I mix Corpprea Black, which is traditionally walnut brown and sapphire blue, I think. It makes a nice dark grey that reads as black.

Yeah a bit of a pain, but not a ton of work or time, really.

More brown washing Not sure how much more I want to do, really.

A bit behind where I'm at.

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I did a light grey drybrush and brown ink/medium wash. Will give it some time to dry. Might be able to do some more dry brushing before i have to wake a kid up.

And after green and golden brown drybrush coats.

New experiment Scatter hill

A "free" spray will give you rounded hills and stuff. You can cut stuff down, but is better for volcanic stuff. It is easy. I shaped it a BIT with wax lined aluminum foil. It's easyish to do long and flat. Carving isn't so easy, and covering with spackle has been annoying, lots of cracking with what I used. And paint wouldn't fill gaps. Where I left off. I did a thinned gray and regular brown base coat.

This looks pretty gross right now.

I had to buy more spackle Will see about some more texture tomorrow

I know but I don't have the ability to do that. I did the free spray works fine. I had big clumps that weren't useful for anything so I am trying something new

Really like how this one turned out

He looks like a bug bear to me. Highly enjoyable.

I few years ago I emptied a can of spray foam for some hills. I decided to hack up one to see if I could do some scatter that was more rock pile than grassy hill like I've previously done (insert link to foam experiments thread). About a month ago I hacked the foam hill, and last night I glued it to a dead DVD as a base and clamped it. This is what it looks like now. I'm going to let it dry a bit more then give it some goop, then a modge seal. Then drybrush, and maybe some flock.