Tutorial- Alter to Everblight
by Senji on Nov.12, 2011, under News, Tutorials
Learn how to make snowy terrain perfect for Everblight.
http://www.hobbyworld-e.com/GAMEFORCES/numero_23_ESPANOL.html
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November 20th, 2011 on 4:47 pm
Cool stuff man
Amazing pictures
November 20th, 2011 on 10:59 pm
Thank You!
December 2nd, 2011 on 7:02 am
Nice article, but I was really hoping for more detail on the ice pillars themselves – that’s what I’ve been really interested in.
One of my major questions – what you used for the mold – was answered, but I do have several others if you don’t mind elaborating:
1. Which mold did you use exactly?
2. The molds look one-sided (i.e. you’ll have a textured side from the mold, and a flat size). How did you deal with this to make the pillars?
3. It looks like you mixed colors semi-randomly into the resin for the pillars, right? Clear resin with colors?
4. I’m guessing you hit the ice with a relatively fine sandpaper to give it the frosty look, instead of just being clear?
I’ve been hoping for this article for a year and a half, so I could create some of those pillars – they are incredible, hoping you’ll share a bit more detail.
December 24th, 2011 on 4:17 am
some of the molds used were from Woodland Scenics, and some were custom molds that I had made.
The pillars were made using custom molds.
January 20th, 2012 on 4:04 pm
Amazing Style! But which material do you used to cast the Ice and which paints do you used to make this super naturalistic blue?