Hi everyone. It seems that Yotsubato is bringing in a lot of traffic to my blog, so here's she again. Say hi Yotsubato.
I think all the modeling of the base is very much done, so it's time to put some finishing touches to it. To make the rocks look natural, it's time for flocking. I noticed in real life that grass grows better from bigger gaps or cracks between the rocks. When unattended, smaller plants instead of grasses will grow too. To recreate that I put white glue between the cracks and then sprinkle these fabrics down there.
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Next I used these ready-for-use small stubs of flowers and tall grass on the flatter area of the rocks. I imagine that before the land slide they would have been growing grass, so I would imagine the grass will keep on growing.
Here are some close up shots of the grass and the flowers, beautiful isn't it.
As good as these grasses are, I still have to trim them so that they look less like they are just bursting out of flat ground in a fan shape.
Later on I'd post some better shots of the set up, and there's Yotsubato, complaining that there are still no miniature on the base after about 10 entries....
I think all the modeling of the base is very much done, so it's time to put some finishing touches to it. To make the rocks look natural, it's time for flocking. I noticed in real life that grass grows better from bigger gaps or cracks between the rocks. When unattended, smaller plants instead of grasses will grow too. To recreate that I put white glue between the cracks and then sprinkle these fabrics down there.
.jpg)
Next I used these ready-for-use small stubs of flowers and tall grass on the flatter area of the rocks. I imagine that before the land slide they would have been growing grass, so I would imagine the grass will keep on growing.
Later on I'd post some better shots of the set up, and there's Yotsubato, complaining that there are still no miniature on the base after about 10 entries....
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| "Where are the miniatures??" |
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