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rws
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Post subject: Re: Censorium and grimdark industrial terrain.  Posted: Sat Jun 07, 2014 12:48 am |
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Inspiring stuff mate... Regarding the stencilling tool you have,I bought one ages ago and for the life of me can't figure out how to use it and get a decent result, what do you use please? Also the main square pillars on each corner of the censorium, does the plasticard come with those horizontal lines (if so I'd kill for a link) or have you scribed it yourself?
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Garben
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Post subject: Re: Censorium and grimdark industrial terrain. Posted: Sun Jun 08, 2014 11:42 am |
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Location: Nottinghamshire,UK
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superb stuff, wish I had the patience or fingers that don't attract superglue
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HerrR
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Post subject: Re: Censorium and grimdark industrial terrain. Posted: Wed Jun 11, 2014 12:08 am |
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Location: Faversham, UK
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Rws: I'm not sure what tool you mean- I have used standard paper and cut numeral IV in it and then used sponge squashed with peg and light touches to paint it on the model.
I used paper this time for stencil but I have others made from transparent humous lid for example, though it's not as thin/fine as paper.
Corners/pillars of Censorium were made from standard plastic hollow rods from Plastruct, cut to shape and gaps were indeed scribed to look like blocks of stone with chipped off bits. Can't wait till have week off soon to paint those puppies (:
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