New and Old scenery.

That looks SPLENDID...you can't get much better than that in resin. GREAT WORK!   

That looks super realistic! I love those diagonal scratches; they bring a lot of character into an otherwise simple piece.

Joao

Thanks guys! Your support is great!

We took Diagonal scratchers idea from another sculptor wo published a work in progress in the Internet. So... the internet is cool!

Looks good, is it supersculpey firm? Thats what i use a lot at the moment, and its awesome. Again, nice joB!

Yeah Floedebolle, we use Supersculpey Firm.

We started to do a new stone wall, but this time enought high to hide minitures.


You can see more pictures and read the article in english here.

Do you like it?

It looks SPLENDID...the stones have just enough irregularity to make the piece interesting. GOOD WORK!    
Taking a photo with a mini next to the wall would give an idea as to its size.   

Thanks Deafnala for your coment!

I'll take pictures with a miniature afther paint it because I forgot take anyone xD

We need a place to protec our artillery so we did a new stone wall.


You can see more pictures and read the article in english here.

Do you like it?

That does look SPLENDID...especially with the cannon peeping through the broken wall section. I don't think I'd seek cover from artillery behind those walls, but otherwise they look sturdy enough, AND BEAUTIFULLY modeled. GREAT WORK!   

Great job! I would texturise the stones a little bit more and maybe put some filler between some of the gaps to give it a more realistic look.

Joao

Thanks guys for your comments.

Joaos umm texturise the stone a little bit more and filling with filler? ... umm I'll try next time

We added a pillar to our high stone walls!


You can see more pictures and read the article in english here.

Do you like it?

I have a special picture for Deafnala, who wants know scenery scale.

Thanks guys!

I'm not sure, but I think that's called a buttress. Be that as it may, it finishes off the high wall sections in a SPLENDID manner. A FINE idea & VERY WELL DONE!   

Thanks four your comment Deafnala.

We think that pillar is much common name than buttress and easily to find it on the web, that is the reason why we used that name!

Thanks you so much for your suggestion. Everybody here know English is not my mother language. I always need help improve and write articles.

Sorry guys but I won't be able to publish more from today to September.

Tomorrow I going to Scotland for spend there all summer. Beautiful place, but no Internet, no mobile or tv.

I hope that you will have a great summer and wish see u back in September.

Blog will publish automatic post every Tuesday so follow or blog to see news!

Thaks guys!

Enjoy your vacation...I'll keep a candle in the window!   

Hi guys. I had had a car accident and I could't travel to Scotland. So at the moment I'm here!

We did a base for ur wooden fences.


You can see more pictures and read the article in english here.

We would like do a large wooden fence soon.

Do you like it?

Oh, sorry to hear about the accident. I hope you are ok.

Well done with the fence. It looks very detailed and characterful - as much as a fence can get.

Joao

Uhm.....are you ok though?

Well we are ok, We were so lucky. A truck crashed against us in the highway. The car is lost, my flight, maeby scottish job, but everybody is Ok, and that it's the most importan thing.

Thanks guys!

In the mixed blessing of an unfortunate occurrence, I'm delighted you are alright...you are the irreplaceable part.
AND the fence are REALLY TERRIFIC LOOKING...GREAT WORK!    

Thank you DeafNala, you are always welcome in my topics!!!

Do you remember our wooden stable? You can read about it here! Well It had had an accident, but not in a car   !


We decided do another one with clay. First steps:


You can see more pictures and read the article in english here.

We are at the begining but it looks ....good?

You do seem to make the most out of your misfortunes...that's the spirit! You're developing a real flair for the wooden pieces...OH THE POSSIBILITIES!