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I had insulation left over from insulating the roof, it did not take long for it to be played with i tried plasterboard unsuccessfully I’ll show that for reference i used a metal ruler a sharp pencil and a dull cutting blade initially I tried a brick wall

In general, ie ‘reallife’ not sci fi I prefer a mud coloured base, then adding g static grassthe screw sets up a static charge which makes the grass stand upright different textures build up to a believable finish Foam can be carved adding specific features Tin foil and modelling medium can...

This is purely a painting, BUT the value was it encouraged me to add detail not actually again you see I highlight the eyes with white dots on a model, and I used a reference picture to look for detail,we may not have dragon but lizards a plenty, this sort of exercise can help you improve your...

Dragon, it was sitting there and looked so dull…… although there is a battery and light for the gem As bought Alighting the camera flash to the mouth against a shiny black background the face was big enough to paint sone detail,red tongue,white teeth,blood,eyes always better with a white dot in...

Lotr as you can see I do not follow the film colours, as I see so many others do that I prefer to try something else a darker background to show off the flame

Warhammer figures my son collected these for a while then lost interest,iwas colouring some other figures and picked these up, as and when others pop up they tend to get a lick of paint as well.

I model in 1:76 most of the time, but anything I can get my hands on is danger of a makeover, often to its detriment lol, the dirtier and rustier the better I love scenery, weathering, sci fi, and hopefully for a second tricking the beholder. weathering 1:76 water features warhammer warhammer

waves you have to love them, rippling water and those honied tones] sailing boats fishing boats Is any beach right without a donkey? a rowing boat or a crisis Action required.