Thanks JakkoBuild it up like any other groundwork, with foam or whatever you prefer to use. Then, instead of covering it with a fairly coarse texture to replicate earth, cover it with something smooth and paint it white.
Thanks AlanWhat scale is your diorama going to be? I've just bought some Precision Snow & Ice. Looks a great product. Check it out on Youtube
What I was thinking - the house had facilities for fires in the 3 bedrooms, but with coal being rationed, possibly with only what little wood that could have been gathered locally - January 1940 was a cold one!If the snow is very deep, there will also be on the roof of the house, even if that is heated and uninsulated, though not as much as on the ground, I suspect.
I'd looked at such thing Gerry, but apparently they have the chance of going off, or developing a yellow tinge !Thanks John, will be investigating that - and there I was thinking about using bicarbonate of soda or flour!
I did wonder if there would be a case of 'yellow snow' if I'd gone that route!I'd looked at such thing Gerry, but apparently they have the chance of going off, or developing a yellow tinge !
All suggestions taken on board and gratefully received - I've never done anything to represent snow (not even a drawing!) so even worse than my current project (as I've done a few pictures with mountain scenery, which I've been drawing on for that)I'd throw in a suggestion but can you believe a guy from the tropics?
Cheers,
Richard
PS: I do have one or two suggestions having done snow dios.
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