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chukw wrote: Hi Yago I agree with Chuk this is looking really good now. I would try and vary it too. We have cobbles down our lane (honest)and they look different all the time depending on if it has rained, how much dust is/was in the air, what has been parked in certain areas for longer...

BINGO.....Thats exactly what it was, thanks Fernao. In fact if would be easy to add our countries flag to our signiture as you have done I suppose if we wanted to. Ant

Hi Fernao Welcome to TnT from Ant in England. Now you mention it I seem to remember on the old site we did have some mention of where we were in the world, yep I used to like that too. Any way of doing that Bob? Best wishes Ant

Hello and welcome to TnT. Will you be going down to Folkestone for Euromilitaire this month? Ant

The paint job is getting closer each time I look at the updates. Keep it up Bob

Wonderful effect on the rust/paint Rob. It looks very realistic, top drawer.

Thanks very much James I'm glad you're enjoying this SBS. The next layer of groundwork should really bring the base to life. If you have any questions then please ask. Cheers Ant

It's up to you if you want to do that next then sure we can. There are still loads of plants, weeds and ivy to be added to the groundwork yet but we can add those when the we've built a wall if you want. OK leave it with me I'll get the cement out ;) Again there are a few ways to do the...

Bob You are right in regards to all the different tecniques that can performed with the same product. I may have said this before but there is no right or wrong way as long as we are pleased with our results. Mixing them together is fine because this is what generally happens to real forest...

Hey Tom the sapling looks good, nice effect. If you want to improve the look of the moss to give it a more fiberous organic look you can take a large pinch of the Raw Grass fibers, which have been coloured a suitable colour and trim them into tiny lenghts (1-2mm) as I did above - it creates a...

Haha - I wondered how long it might be before the halftrack made a guest appearance. Good work MP. I look forward to seeing your grass soon and Toms' base too. Ant

That looks great MP. Well done :cheer: Not sure what the other version looked like but I think you nailed it with the moss as it is here. Pretty straight forward hey? Nice touch with the green "freshly fallen " leaves on the floor too. I'm guessing if it looks a little shiny it may be that...

Bob i've seen your PE work, if you can do that you can do this. There is another way to achieve great grass effects - 1. Cut your Raw Grass with scissors to the shape of the area you want to cover 2. Trim into the fabric to give some variation in the height, leave some areas long whilst...

Whilst I had all the materials on the bench it seemed like a good time to add the moss that grows on the wooden beams - This is a fairly east step Take the "fuzz" that gathers in the comb when you comb the Raw Grass. Trim it with scissors into tiny fibers, almost making a dust with it...

OK ready for the next step? Today I made some time to add some tufts and grasses to the woodland floor. When all the glue has dried out I will probably thin out the grass a little more. Once your Raw Grass has dried out comb it so all the fibers seperate so it looks, apart from the colour...

Hello and welcome to TnT. Very impressive collection you have there. You will be in good company here my friend. Ant

Great work Yago, a tremendous amount of effort you are putting into this dio.

Very nice work. There is a wonderful mood to the whole scene.

Bob The paints you got will be fine for colouring the grass. Water them down slightly - 50/50 water/paint. Dab it over the whole area of fabric and then rub it all in to blend it all together. I'd mainly use the 5th one from the right (Sap Green?)and add tiny dabs of yellow, brown etc to give...

tomwes wrote: That looks great Tom, just how it should.