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Nice work Cam. Liking the switch.

Vik, I had to do a double take when I read 'handlebar'. That, generally refers to bicycles. Bannister, or hand-rail for stairs. Forgive the correction. There is also a handlebar moustache, but that's sort of OT

Lights. It's about time you guys started using them.

The stairs are much improved. Good job.

I second Vik's request to see the wiring.

Hand rail... well I'll draw the stupid foreigner card for this one...

And please..
No one feel the need to ruin cam's thread with pics of handlebar moustaches....

But the handle bar moustaches are wild. I just don't care to grow one that is big enough to wax it like that.

But Cam last year was all thinking he was not that good, and yet here he is! now making all sorts of well made and painted projects!

Thanks I will sort out some pics of how I did the wiring.

Here is the tut on marble.

Like I have said, I am no expert and others have done much better than me before now. This works for me...




Hope it helps and any questions please ask.

Hope to get some stuff done tonight so more later on.

That is neat. I may have to come back to this tutorial sometime if i ever make a scene that's marble friendly. Thanks for sharing!

Excellent cam. I will employ this on some terrain pieces in the future.

Thanks guys there to help.

I will just leave these shots here....





The suit I bought from Dr H is fantastic.

Thoughts anyone?

Interesting tutorial. Saved for later.

Bathroom is looking great together, and painted, and in a room.

How were the pieces to work with?

and I love the scum ring around the bath.

and I like the addition of the shower.

That's a great tutorial Cam. Never seen anything like your long-bristled brush.

I have to wonder about your fixation on bathrooms... just sayin'.

Thanks guys.

they are great Dr. No probs at my end. Bit fiddly, but not to bad.

So next phase started....






Thanks for looking in, please feel free to comment...

 Viktor von Domm wrote:
Hand rail... well I'll draw the stupid foreigner card for this one...

And please..
No one feel the need to ruin cam's thread with pics of handlebar moustaches....

So, I'm forbidden from posting a sellfie then? Hmm, well it's not a handlebar moustache anyway. Too much maintenance.

And no "stupid foreigner card" Vik. This is an international forum. There are no foreigners here. Native English speakers make diction choices like that all the time. We have too many words.

Excellent tutorial. I love seeing those things. As a suggestion, you can also 'float' the layers of veining using a gloss acrylic glazing liquid, or glazing compound.

Everything looks great. The shower head, nice touch. Perhaps some sort of curtain rod? The ring sort?

In the Grim darkness of the future, there can still be a full working bathroom

 Camkierhi wrote:
they are great Dr. No probs at my end. Bit fiddly, but not to bad.

Good to hear.
Yeah, they were always going to be fiddly because of the scale. Although they are easier to clean up than carve from scratch.

Additions are looking great. Nice work.

That new staircase looks great!

and yeah, definitely go with the terraindioremovablefiguresthingy

Thanks guys,

Not much of an update. Just some washes....







Sorry bit knackered tonight, more later, probably tomorrow. Thanks for looking in, and as always C & C welcome.

It's looking absolutely fantastic. Really jealous of your skills. Can't wait to see the sniper in his hide.....

Cam that is a really well done piece. You should celebrate. However, any chance you will ever do an intact building?

^^^Seconded. An intact building. Or a renovated (Orc style) building

LOL.

OK here I have started sculpting (I use the term very loosely.) the sniper team and some of thier kit.



Thanks for all your support peeps.

Interesting.

Look! Sleeping bags!!

Blown away mate! Incredible work!! The wooden framing... the walls... the damage... soo impressive!

Actually my favourite part is the little space below the rafters..... the shadows and the wood give a really interesting space and effect!

Inspirational mate!

Thank you all.

Tonights work was on the sniper....




Thoughts?

 Camkierhi wrote:

Quiet whipping voice: yes baby, when we get all the way out of this bag were going to find who did this to us and make them pay. Yes. Pay in spades. No one puts me and baby in a bag and gets away with it. NO ONE. What's that baby? You think his name was Theo......yeah, when were done with him he'll wish he used a pine box instead of a bag. Rest now baby. The hunt begins.


Looks great with the pose, he just makes me think of a crazed sniper whispering the sweet nothing to his rifle. The cloak will look great once painted all camoish.

Have you seen the gili suit tuts floating around on dakka? I think it might add some bang to your model. It is also a very easy sculpt to preform.

Thanks Panda I will investigate...

So I know it has some primer on but that does not mean I can't ad more.




Tried the dental plaster......


It is brilliant, fast set and hard as heck. Got to make it a bit "thinner" / sloppier next time. Followed the instruction, but had to press the stuff into the moulds.

Also waiting on this lot!! We will see...

Thanks for looking in.

A most excellent tut on the marble effect! Very badass build going on here too!

Building keeps getting better, will be waiting for the unboxingof those moulds!

@ Dave. Thank you sir.

@ LT Thank you. Well ups and downs on the moulding.

So on with some pottering. Painted some pictures.......



Tried to make a rubber stamp, with mixed success.


Look what popped out of the moulds...





Hope you like, cheers