Fountain terrain

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**erratyk**

Experimented with using water effects on heavy cardstock terrain. I'm really happy with how it turned out

As always, C&C is much appreciated

**Einherjer1184**

Looks awesome! I'm really digging the water

**weetyskemian44**

Very well executed, slightly gothic, the leaves elevate it into the sublime. I would like one for my miniature mansion!

**Guildenstern**

wow that is awesome! love it, beautiful water effects and verdigris too

**Soul Samurai**

Very nice, the statue looks amazing!

**JoeRugby**

That is lush

Well done dude

**Snoopdeville3**

Very cool!

**Ratius**

Lovely work!

**erratyk**

Oh wow, I don't check in for a couple of days and I'm greeted with all these fantastic comments. Thank you all very much, it means a lot to me

**insaniak**

That's very cool. Nice work.

**Sgt. Oddball**

Yeah very cool, the green at the base of the column is a nice touch.

**Zach**

The inevitable question of how did you do the water/pouring effect seems appropriate.

**Ruglud**

Superb work, what a great center piece on the gaming table...

**erratyk**

Iechine wrote:
The inevitable question of how did you do the water/pouring effect seems appropriate.

I've seen people use clear fishing line and was going to use that but had none on hand, so I improvised with cutting out very thin strips out of a thin blister pack, glued them onto the pipes so they were sticking straight out, and layered water effects onto it until I was happy with the result.

Then it was just a matter of bending it down and using a dab of super glue, gluing it to the water below. I used another layer or 2 of water effects just at the point the water hits so I could create some ripples and hide the glue I used to connect it all

**troa**

Wow, that's awesome and high quality.