08-04-2014, 08:44 AM
Looking good, Koos!
Excellent tip too from Reinhard. Puts me in mind of a similar method to create a bit of depth to model trees, which involves spraying the underside of the foliage dark green and the outer lighter green.
Taking things a step further, there are those who suggest placing a dark wash along areas that would naturally be in shadow (I'm talking here of buildings but also been attempted on rolling stock) as the small scales we work in don't always provide sufficient shadow, hence the loss of realism. Or so they say.
jonte
Excellent tip too from Reinhard. Puts me in mind of a similar method to create a bit of depth to model trees, which involves spraying the underside of the foliage dark green and the outer lighter green.
Taking things a step further, there are those who suggest placing a dark wash along areas that would naturally be in shadow (I'm talking here of buildings but also been attempted on rolling stock) as the small scales we work in don't always provide sufficient shadow, hence the loss of realism. Or so they say.
jonte