discussion scotties kfz 10

[scottie3158]

The rough sections have now had a pre shade.


Next some work on the gates pre coated with VJ wood and then when dry oils were used to give some depth. Still work to do though.

Some of the iron work has been added but again still work to do.





cheers
Scottie

 

[Jim R]

Cracking work there Scottie.
Jim

 

[Mickc1440]

I'll join the growing crowd Scottie, great start.

 

[scottie3158]

Cracking work there Scottie.
Jim

Thanks Jim they are a little fluffy as made from bass wood but should clean up.

I'll join the growing crowd Scottie, great start.

cheers Mick, I am having fun with this .

 

[minitnkr]

Love your ironwork.

 

[scottie3158]

Love your ironwork.

Thanks Paul.

 

[adt70hk]

Beautiful work Scottie!

 

[scottie3158]

Beautiful work Scottie!

Thanks Andrew, very kind of you

 

[scottie3158]

A little bit more done. I had a go at putting a company name on the gates that are suitably aged I might add a bit of colour to the lettering. Next the brick work and rendering has been detailed.

I am trying to up my game so please any comments will be welcomed.

Sorry pictures are a bit dark









Tiles are made from card.



cheers
Scottie

 

[Neil Merryweather]

A little bit more done. I had a go at putting a company name on the gates that are suitably aged I might add a bit of colour to the lettering. Next the brick work and rendering has been detailed.

I am trying to up my game so please any comments will be welcomed.

Sorry pictures are a bit dark









Tiles are made from card.



cheers
Scottie

Up your game?
Omg there's no hope for us mere mortals then.
wow

 

[Mark1]

Looking excellent as usual, might be the dark pics but I personally think it needs a bit of pointing work on the arch, It just stood out to me. Or was that the detailing you mention? ( I should read things properly lol)

 

[scottie3158]

Uur game?
Omg there's no hope for us mere mortals then.
wow

Thanks mate.

Looking excellent as usual, might be the dark pics but I personally think it needs a bit of pointing work on the arch, It just stood out to me. Or was that the detailing you mention? ( I should read things properly lol)

Cheers Mark, I had missed that thank you.

 

[Graeme C.]

Looks like it's in need of a bit of maintenance Paul, very nice work.

 

[BattleshipBob]

Up to usual superb builds Paul!!

 

[Allen Dewire]

Late in Paul, but I've been watching all along. Whenever I want to comment, the post is gone and I'm lousy at searching for it my friend. Sucks to be old, but you seem to have a thing for this blue foam stuff and always make something phenomenal out of it. Your woodworking skills are also to be appreciated. JR giving you lessons??? This is going to be just GREAT!!!!!

Prost and splinters
Allen

 

[Jim R]

Hi Scottie
Name on the gates looks good. Distressed render has worked very well especially around the window - that third photo is ultra realistic.
Jim

 

[scottie3158]

Looks like it's in need of a bit of maintenance Paul, very nice work.

Cheers mate, I am trying to get the look of a building that is neglected but not derelict.

Up to usual superb builds Paul!!

Bob, to kind mate.

Late in Paul, but I've been watching all along. Whenever I want to comment, the post is gone and I'm lousy at searching for it my friend. Sucks to be old, but you seem to have a thing for this blue foam stuff and always make something phenomenal out of it. Your woodworking skills are also to be appreciated. JR giving you lessons??? This is going to be just GREAT!!!!!

Prost and splinters
Allen

Cheers Allen, I do like this blue foam and enjoy trying things, as tp the woodwork I have picked up some good tips from the old timer

Hi Scottie
Name on the gates looks good. Distressed render has worked very well especially around the window - that third photo is ultra realistic.
Jim

Jim, thank you mate glad you like it.

 

[scottie3158]

A little bit more done. The down pipe is made from ally tube and the gutter from pewter as are the fittings. This was then sprayed grey black and rusted with standard rust pigments.





I have also started remaking the base/street as I wasn't happy with the cobbles. I will post a picture later.

cheers
Scottie

 

[scottie3158]

The individual items are now secured in place. Now the fun bit of weathering and blending all together.







comments and suggestions welcome
Scottie

 

[The Smythe Meister]

That`s Stunning already Scottie ,
It could easily be mistaken for an actual "Real Life" scene...... top,TOP stuff indeed mate:thumb2:,
Andy