Low Rider
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Re: Low Rider
Using a syringe I added some clear resin that I tinted green in to the drain part of the toilet pan and also added a small roll of toilet paper in case of emergency. I had intended to litter the floor more with old bottles and rubbish but at this point have decided to call it finished.
Now back on to working on something with wheels.
Now back on to working on something with wheels.
k1w1- I should be working on Models
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dv8v8- AMCC ADDICT
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k1w1 wrote:zenrat wrote:The toilet rolls - how & what? They look just like the real thing.
They ARE the real thing. I spent a couple of hours cutting and sanding lengths of styrene tube that I planned to paint up. Mrs k1w1 walks in and said why don't you tear a toilet roll apart and make them from that - Never crossed my mind........possibly I should lay off her with the Blonde jokes in future. Toilet rolls are made in layers so I peeled off a layer and cut it into strips then wound it around a tube and glued it. Great as doing it this way there is no need to paint them.
Thanks DeeCee and Blat - I think I may have overdone the green a bit. Should have been more of the darker colours, though the greens were fun to work with. AK Slimey Green Dark and Slimey Green Light
Fresh eyes you see. Sometimes they think of things we don't that are so bleedin' obvious.
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zenrat wrote:I really wonder about the Japs sometimes...
Having visited Japan recently I'm not surprised to see this at all, there is some really questionable stuff over there ... ???
The weathering is great k1w1, brilliant job on the ... bog!
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My first question was Why, but now after seeing it as just another model that has a great weathering paint job on it, Top marks for it and thinking out side the box Great work on it
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Man,
That rocks (or reeks) it's so real.
Ian
That rocks (or reeks) it's so real.
Ian
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Thanks for the kind words - dv8v8, Zenrat, 70cudatj, Allan, Checkmate and Min16i
k1w1- I should be working on Models
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when i saw the title, i expected a motorcycle....
t'd be a fine diorama base for a 1/12 figure. maybe the Punisher or someone like that. (or perhaps a SAW diorama). The green makes it look like a long abandoned bathroom and the mold has taken over.
t'd be a fine diorama base for a 1/12 figure. maybe the Punisher or someone like that. (or perhaps a SAW diorama). The green makes it look like a long abandoned bathroom and the mold has taken over.
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