Hello everybody
First I want to make clear that I 'm not just a paper modeler, but I
use any means necessary to achieve a scale realism to my models.
Sometimes I use more paper, sometimes styrene and wood.
I like small scales that allow a lot of detail in a small space.
Words without images are worthless, so let's get to the point...
( I 'm not sure if I should post it under the "dioramas" or "architectural models")
For the warehouse of my N scale diorama "End of the line" I used printed
sheets from the "Scalescenes" company, i.e. "aged brown brick" and "aged
corrugated iron" for the roof on foam board as inner structure. For the front
I added a layer of cork with openings for the windows and doors. This was
done as a second attempt 'cause I did not like the first result.
The windows are "Tichy" -plastic stuff- and the door and signs are from "Scalescenes" again from their free model "low relief warehouse",
with the handle made of a tiny piece of wood. More weathering was achieved
with several layers of oil colors mainly, enamels and acrylics both in washes
and normal painting. For the concrete I use mainly cork with wall putty.
My photographic ability really sucks :mad: .
For more details feel free to visit my blog. Comments and questions more than welcome.
First I want to make clear that I 'm not just a paper modeler, but I
use any means necessary to achieve a scale realism to my models.
Sometimes I use more paper, sometimes styrene and wood.
I like small scales that allow a lot of detail in a small space.
Words without images are worthless, so let's get to the point...
( I 'm not sure if I should post it under the "dioramas" or "architectural models")
For the warehouse of my N scale diorama "End of the line" I used printed
sheets from the "Scalescenes" company, i.e. "aged brown brick" and "aged
corrugated iron" for the roof on foam board as inner structure. For the front
I added a layer of cork with openings for the windows and doors. This was
done as a second attempt 'cause I did not like the first result.
The windows are "Tichy" -plastic stuff- and the door and signs are from "Scalescenes" again from their free model "low relief warehouse",
with the handle made of a tiny piece of wood. More weathering was achieved
with several layers of oil colors mainly, enamels and acrylics both in washes
and normal painting. For the concrete I use mainly cork with wall putty.
My photographic ability really sucks :mad: .
For more details feel free to visit my blog. Comments and questions more than welcome.
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