Wednesday, February 27, 2013
Monday, February 25, 2013
Workbench - Wings of Reflection base
For this elf I needed to create a water base.
Hopefully this will be helpful to somebody :D
First I used Elmer's glue. I sprayed it around and glued different types of rocks and sand on the base.
After the glue dried (its no longer white anymore), I painted the ground.
Next I deluded Elmer's glue with water and applied it on the top of the ground. After that I sprinkled the moss on the base (first I applied the bigger pieces of greenery and after that I sprinkled the powder green stuff to even everything out).
Next step is water.
I taped off the base with some plastic I had on hands. Make sure that your plastic can withstand some heat, otherwise it will just melt after adding water. It happen to me >_<
I am using E-Z Water for this project. Its very cool stuff
Measuring how much of the water I need .
After measuring, I put the beads in a metal pan. Heated it up on the stove and poured the stuff inside the base. Sorry no pictures for those steps since I had to move pretty quickly.
After the water cooled down (only takes a few minutes), I took off the band from the base and added some dry long grass around the shield.
Here is a quick teaser shot of the elf girl :D
Hopefully this will be helpful to somebody :D
First I used Elmer's glue. I sprayed it around and glued different types of rocks and sand on the base.
After the glue dried (its no longer white anymore), I painted the ground.
Next I deluded Elmer's glue with water and applied it on the top of the ground. After that I sprinkled the moss on the base (first I applied the bigger pieces of greenery and after that I sprinkled the powder green stuff to even everything out).
Next step is water.
I taped off the base with some plastic I had on hands. Make sure that your plastic can withstand some heat, otherwise it will just melt after adding water. It happen to me >_<
I am using E-Z Water for this project. Its very cool stuff
Measuring how much of the water I need .
After measuring, I put the beads in a metal pan. Heated it up on the stove and poured the stuff inside the base. Sorry no pictures for those steps since I had to move pretty quickly.
After the water cooled down (only takes a few minutes), I took off the band from the base and added some dry long grass around the shield.
Here is a quick teaser shot of the elf girl :D
Workbench - Amazon
After painting the skin and letting it sit for a day or so, I started to mask it off.
It took me a while to mask all of those small lines on her bra O_o
Next I painted her boots and her bra.
I painted it black first and followed up with iridescent blue and finished with couple coats of Future.
While the paint was curing, I tackled her base.
Sword was painted with Alcaid aluminum paint. This stuff is amazing :D
And the rest of the parts.
Painted hair and her hair accessories.
Next update on Amazon woman will be the finished pictures :D
It took me a while to mask all of those small lines on her bra O_o
Next I painted her boots and her bra.
I painted it black first and followed up with iridescent blue and finished with couple coats of Future.
While the paint was curing, I tackled her base.
Sword was painted with Alcaid aluminum paint. This stuff is amazing :D
And the rest of the parts.
Painted hair and her hair accessories.
Next update on Amazon woman will be the finished pictures :D
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