I've been decompressing after painting a horde of 32mm miniatures, wondering what to do next.
As a palate-cleanser, I thought I'd make some paper flowers - dead easy, but rather pretty, don't you think?
'Cut' flowers
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I've been decompressing after painting a horde of 32mm miniatures, wondering what to do next.
As a palate-cleanser, I thought I'd make some paper flowers - dead easy, but rather pretty, don't you think?
Yes they are.
Very pretty.I'd much rather have these than artificial "real"flowers.
What will you do with them?
Jon.
Very pretty.I'd much rather have these than artificial "real"flowers.
What will you do with them?
Jon.
Hi Paul
Those are excellent. Very striking. Were they made from kits or some sort of pattern.
Jim
Those are excellent. Very striking. Were they made from kits or some sort of pattern.
Jim
Wow, very good stuff from that man there :thumb2:
Thanks chaps.
They're just coloured paper and pva. Excellent tutorial YouTube channel called Flower UPC.
What will I do with them? Like all paper models they'll kick around for a bit, the colours will fade and they'll end up in the bin - it's all about the build
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This one's been requested by a friend, so might last a little longer!
They're just coloured paper and pva. Excellent tutorial YouTube channel called Flower UPC.
What will I do with them? Like all paper models they'll kick around for a bit, the colours will fade and they'll end up in the bin - it's all about the build
.This one's been requested by a friend, so might last a little longer!
Very nice.
Wow - that is superb and so very clever!
Steve
Steve
Lovely Paul, paper flowers are common here especially in government establishments saving on watering. In certain marriages a dowry of bouquet of flowers made with paper money is often offered to the bride.
I wonder if you could put your skill in downsizing the scale to fit your figures...that would be cool.
Cheers,
Richard
I wonder if you could put your skill in downsizing the scale to fit your figures...that would be cool.
Cheers,
Richard
Interesting stuff, Richard. Whenever I go to a wedding (and I go to a lot, as I'm part of a massive family) I always buy a buttonhole for myself. Next time, I'll definitely be making a paper one.
But downsizing these to 32mm? Impossible! The scissor work required to make these full-size blooms is fiddly enough already.
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