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I applied the usual oil washes used for my Agyptian scenery to the model:
After matt varnishing the model, I applied the flocks as with the other scenery items. Why would flames be burning in a desolated temple, that fell in obvious disuse...? Because these are mythical flames of course! That is also why they are green and can never be extinguished.
Published 2020-10-13 17:38:10
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Agyptian Temple¶
In the center of the temple I placed four pillars with a burning flame on top. Above them is the hole in the ceiling, so I placed fallen down parts of the ceiling, around which over time a small sand hill has formed.
Published 2020-10-12 20:38:10
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Agyptian Temple¶
As I did not want the roof of the temple to be open to the sky, I constructed a ceiling from Hirst Art floor tiles. Laying them on their tops, I glued the tiles to each other. I then strengthened the construction by gluing a piece of cardboard on the underside.
Published 2020-10-12 20:05:10
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Agyptian Temple¶
According to the building instructions from Hirst Arts, this is the rear center wall.
Which does not look right to me. So I changed it to the same top pieces as the rest. Here is the completed enclosure with the roof not glued in place (the top of the colum is still missing).
I again used a 5mm MDF base, bevelled the edges and strengthened them with filler. Then I applied acrylic caulking and spread it out in a thin layer.
This was the base for me using a Textured Green Stuff World Roller Pin for the first time. I used water to wet it, which was too much, made the acrylic too soft and took away too much material. But as I only wanted to have the pattern show through sand here and there this was fine.
On the still not cured acrylic caulking I placed the temple as well as four pillars with torches on top.
When everything was dry, I marked the width of the entrance to place some steps leading to it.
Then the base was sanded.
Published 2018-08-20 20:41:08
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The parts are mostly done. I need to do two more castings to finish them.
I again use a 5mm MDF board for a base and bevelled the edges.
The edges were then strengthened and sealed with filler.
Published 2018-08-09 21:26:08
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I also have all the parts cast for a Temple and started constructing it.
I started by assembling the roof.
Next I assembled the walls.
Then came the columns.
Published 2018-08-07 21:47:08
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