One again we have some more Ainsty resin terrain. All my Ainsty stuff came in two large purchases that occurred in successive Decembers. I remember this because 'it was a gift to me'.....how we trick ourselves. It's great to see the lot finally done up. I still have other Ainsty stuff, but they will be their own projects.
After finishing the browns, I wanted to do more, and add some colour. Scum/Kelp/mold/rot/etc was the obvious choice, but I was quite sure how to swing it. Thankfully I remembered the great work done by Barry at League of Augsberg on his pirate ship (here), who shared his recipe when prompted.
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Voila:
Definitely the look I desired.
Stirling work! You have some pirates and a ship to go with this lot? Perhaps a shark or crocodile to weave their way amongst the Pier struts?
ReplyDeleteI do have a pile of lead pirates squirreled away. Unfortunately no aquatic fauna though....unless there's something hidden in the bones releases? I know there's a weird were-shark thing, perhaps I could cut that down.....
DeleteLooks great! Very interesting and realistic job...
ReplyDeleteThanks Phil. It's good to hear that. I was worried they might look a bit too cartoony.
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