What's occurring then?
Firstly, as has become custom I'll present you with another piece of zombie art. As I try and bring a little culture to the world of zombies.
Some of you may have noticed that it's another piece by the fabulous GRIMBRO. I know it's not a traditional zombie, she's demonicaly possessed but the Deadites in the later Evil Dead movies are undead. Besides she, sorry, I mean Cheryl (played by Ellen Sandweiss) (in the 1985 original) looks like a zombie, plus it's my blog and I'm saying she counts.
OK, so you may have noticed by the title that this post is about the rural fences I started last post. Well this week I made another half a dozen and then based them all.
I think it's a bit of an improvement so I'm calling this set of fences done.
First of all, I PVA'ed and sanded the matchstick bases. Then I painted and drybrushed the sand. A special mix of flocks was then sprinkled onto more PVA.
To further enhance the rural feel, I then applied some static grass and some of those tuft things. This also helped to cover any gaps that were left after the sand and flocking.
A bit of news, my official photographer has to go out on placement as part of his university course. This means that my posts will have to be curtailed to once a week, as I will only have his services on the weekends (and use of his stuff). This is only a hitch and the posts will still keep coming.
The final picture below shows all of the fence pieces, just to prove I made a dozen.
Well that's all I got for this time, so 'til next time do as the DUDE does and "take it easy".
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Firstly, as has become custom I'll present you with another piece of zombie art. As I try and bring a little culture to the world of zombies.
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| SWALLOW YOUR SOUL! |
Some of you may have noticed that it's another piece by the fabulous GRIMBRO. I know it's not a traditional zombie, she's demonicaly possessed but the Deadites in the later Evil Dead movies are undead. Besides she, sorry, I mean Cheryl (played by Ellen Sandweiss) (in the 1985 original) looks like a zombie, plus it's my blog and I'm saying she counts.
OK, so you may have noticed by the title that this post is about the rural fences I started last post. Well this week I made another half a dozen and then based them all.
I think it's a bit of an improvement so I'm calling this set of fences done.
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| TRY TO IGNORE THE HUGE FOREGROUND AND POOR LIGHTING. |
First of all, I PVA'ed and sanded the matchstick bases. Then I painted and drybrushed the sand. A special mix of flocks was then sprinkled onto more PVA.
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| GOTTA KEEP THE ZEDS FENCED IN. |
To further enhance the rural feel, I then applied some static grass and some of those tuft things. This also helped to cover any gaps that were left after the sand and flocking.
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| THE FINAL FIELD OF ZEDS. |
A bit of news, my official photographer has to go out on placement as part of his university course. This means that my posts will have to be curtailed to once a week, as I will only have his services on the weekends (and use of his stuff). This is only a hitch and the posts will still keep coming.
The final picture below shows all of the fence pieces, just to prove I made a dozen.
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| AGAIN PLEASE EXCUSE THE POOR LIGHTING AND ENORMOUS FOREGROUND. |
Well that's all I got for this time, so 'til next time do as the DUDE does and "take it easy".
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