IngoisT™ Terrain

I thank you!
Here the last pictures from the river.
Plexiglas and glue to seal. Waterdrops from "NOCH" for the water. Simple material. But better for lakes and ponds. It is not 100% hard. And flows very slowly. But in the right direction! LOL. (last pic)
I have made waves with "NOCH" modelwater. Some with cotton wool. In order to imitate foam.

That does look LOVELY though....VERY NICE EFFECT!  

Beauty!

Thanks!
Anyone knows the problem that the water continues to run?

The "icicles" on the wheel don't look nice. (Last but one picture)

This stone is a fun gift to my brother. Cornerstone. A scale of 1:1.
By hand, with hammer and chisel. GVW ( Lord of the Wachtberg)




I need shutters.
Cracks on the Balsa with a wire brush. Parts cut 2.5 cm x 1.6 cm).  4Boards with the pencil drawing. And break the edges with the cutter.




Toothpick used for the Hasps. The latches are of veneer.




At top left.
Cut strips of cardboard. Narrower than the latch. And glue them in place.
Black primer.

At top right.
Dry brushing with Anthrazit.

Below.
Dry brushing with afrikabraun and beige.

I love the shutters. But almost the same color, such as the facade.




Brushes with blue.
Mix a little white with plenty of water. And at the edges run into the cracks.
When it is dry with light blue brushes.
Hasps and bars with iron color brushes.




The metal brushes with rust and brown.
The shutters above it was a bit too much.
I have it changed.

IngoisT™ wrote:

The "icicles" on the wheel don't look nice.

The water effect in the stream-bed look amazing. Well done!

For the water streams on the milling wheel, try to use a clear plastic foil and apply the water effect gel or acrylic gel on a level and flat surface. Make broader streams of desired length and let dry completly. After the water effect has dried and turned clear you can easily lift off the "water" from the plastic and apply it to the wheel with a little bit of additional gel.

The weathered effect on the shutters is BEAUTIFUL. GREAT WORK!   

The shutters are wonderfully done.

Many thanks Singollo, DeafNala and von Kurst for your feedback.
Hi Singollo!
Nice of you to read. What do you at the moment?
Thank you for the tip. I have used cristallclear silicone, such as you have described it. I must build it on the wheel.
You know the reason why the water flows from the base?

Great progresse. I never saw a better small river than yours.

IngoisT™ wrote:

Hi Singollo!
Nice of you to read. What do you at the moment?
Thank you for the tip. I have used cristallclear silicone, such as you have described it. I must build it on the wheel.

Hi IngoisT

I'm a bit lazy at the moment without new scenery projects to build. We're preparing for the new Christmas Village season which is about to start.
The only projects I'm working on right now is to equippe older small buildings with a LED lighting system and light chains for decoration. It's a lot "Fummelei" and some soldering and crimping work. I mostly look like a money counterfeiter with my magnifying glasses. Those little SMD-LEDs are so tiny and it's a pain in the a** to solder the micro-wires and resistors to them.

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You know the reason why the water flows from the base?

I don't understand your question. Slope, gravity...?

Singollo

Thank you very much!
Singollo, can I contact you with questions about the lighting? Would like to try the also.
The mill is ready for some time. I am looking for a few civilian characters. Can someone help me? I have not found the right one.
Small things I have built.

Your array accessories look WONDERFUL. I love the saw; re, that's something I hadn't seen modeled before. GREAT WORK!  
There are some really nice looking Civilians available from Lead Adventure Miniature, Reaper, & some I've just seen by Pro Gloria.  

Thank you very much!
I know Reaper. I'll be there also bought. I will look at the other. Thank you!

Glad to be of assistance. I, however, should have provided a link(s). I'm not sure where you can view/order the Pro Gloria, but the Lead Adventure stuff is here:

http://www.lead-adventure.com/index.php?cPath=25

The Bruegelburg minis are perfect for Mordheim.  

Depending on what you want, Bruegelburg is the best.
I think Warlord bought Pro Gloria or at least their Landsknechts range.

Most any historical range would do I should think.  Foundry comes to mind.

http://www.wargamesfoundry.com/hordes/medieval/medieval-civilians-horde-bhmed004/

Warlord bought the Pro Gloria miniatures, and they're all available on their website:
http://store.warlordgames.com/collections/landsknecht

Some really nice civilians. :-)

Thank you for the tips!
The mill is ready for some time. I wanted to wait with the photos. Until the figures are finished. But this may still take some time.

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Wonderful! Oh, that's unique, lovely and all manner of gorgeous.

FANTASTIC! The Inn is a Thing of BEAUTY! Your attention to details makes for a creation that will always have something new to discover...always fresh & new. VERY WELL DONE!   

The lack of inhabitants, for moi, gives it an eerie, sinister aspect...there's something Twilight Zone about the scene.  

Applause!

Thank you very much!
Residents are in the planning stage.
Here the first detail photos.

Oh man, DETAILS! Love it......

Close up it is EVEN MORE LOVELY...VERY WELL DONE!