A Wall......

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Trying to get back to some sense of normality, I've just had a go at making a rather old and rustic red brick stretcher bond wall section.

I've used thin polystyrene, on which I've used a sharp pencil, a steel rule, and varied the shades using children's acrylics. I've let the paint gather on the brick faces to simulate the clay bake.

I've included a figure to see what you think of the brickwork scale size.

Any thoughts folks?.....or can I go into production!

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Cheers all, and onwards and upwards into 2018!

Ron
 

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Looks alright to me Ron. Production it is!!!!!!
 
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Looks good to me Ron. I use a similar technique with foam board and once bricks are painted I mix buff acrylic with filler and brush it on as a sludge wash then once you wipe it off you should have all the joints grouted.
 

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Thanks for the input boys.

I guess it passes muster - Well near enough anyway.........:thumb2:
 
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