Now I have my head full of new ideas for the next projects. Hope I'll find the time (and nerve) to get started on the next one soon. It was good fun making it - Smurfs so are perfect for this kind of displays.
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Maureen 
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This is looking really well done. I would love to work on a smurf display and make it look as nice as what you have done there.
Its made out of fine-grained styrofoamHow did you make the terrain? With plaster and glue-on grass?
. There are 3x 2.5cm layers glued together, rougly shaped with the large kitchen knife and finished off with a scalpel. The terrain was then painted with acrylic paints to hide the white surface, after which grass was glued on.Yes, its the stuff they use for the railway displays. I used a paintbrush to spread a fair bit of glue, added loads of grass and tapped it tight. After the glue had dried I removed all the loose grass.Where did you get your grass? Is it the hobbystore stuff that you sprinkle onto the paint/glue?
The water is semi-transparent glass finish and actually not very good for the purpose. Clear resin would have been much better. The bottom of the creek is a layer of coarse sand I bought from an aquarium storeIs your creek a blue undersurface painted over in resin or transparent glue?
. (As a hint for people making displays: you can get many different types of sand and stones from pet shops which sell aquariums. And usually for really cheap too)Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 3 guests
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