My drowned Venice

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Backside 

 

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Getting some rust

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Some RED for the Doors. The only Element with strong colours.

Next I will try a little weathering.

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Meanwhile my Freeway bridge evolved. A grey drybrushing was met by a Brown ink. Next adding some Washes and another little drybrushing.

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Checking for the green.

I used the Airbrush to get a little more light on the dish plates. Was quite pleased with the result.

The Tube like structures in the roof got a very bright silver to give it an unnatural technical look. The Washes do not Show so much.

The little bridge also got some Washes and a Final drybrushing.

 

As you can See I male Plans for some ivy growing over the building.

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While planning the plants pn the building I had an idea for another Objekt. When jumping from buildings you need a haystack. My Last try was disappointing. Maybe it works better with the new approach?

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As my terrain must be playable I used the top flatted Part of my daughters egg thing. With the First try I had problems with the Bottom line. Si this time I contructed a Kind of Palette and put the stack dummy on top.

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The colour under the hay is sprayed with the airbrush.

The Last time I forgot this step before glueing the flock. The result was not satisfying. Also I hope with the Base I will get better results at the Bottom of the stack.

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You can make very nice hay stacks using coir fibers made by cutting up some kind of potting mats.