Very impressive Andy… Question how tall are the masts with crow nests?
Very impressive Andy… Question how tall are the masts with crow nests?
make sure you lacquer them first.....Andy
I don't know what paints you have to hand, but I would use a mix of burnt sienna for the first wash and then a mix of burnt sienna and ultramarine blue for the second. Oils would be the best mixed with white spirit.
John
I've not washed with artist acrylics but since it is water based just in case to add a tiny drop of dish washing liquid to break the surface tension and it will spread evenly and catch at the corners. Just touch and don't brush vigorously.Thank you both. I don't have oils, but they'll have an enamel clear out on then I'll use an acrylic wash. I have those two colours so I'll try it out on the bloke with the missing leg first!
Amati make a range of sailing vessels of various levels of complexity, Alternatively try Wonderland Models or Premier Ship Models (who have an excellent walk-through menu) for other manufacturers! Good luck mate!As someone coming into this hobby after many years, where would I find original wooden scale models, not plastic moulds?
Nice work Boddy!!
Wearing them Netherland clogs sure are heavy.
Amati make a range of sailing vessels of various levels of complexity, Alternatively try Wonderland Models or Premier Ship Models (who have an excellent walk-through menu) for other manufacturers! Good luck mate!
Steve
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