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Miniatures Adventure => Pikes, Muskets and Flouncy Shirts => Topic started by: Friends of General Haig on 03 October 2021, 09:27:30 PM
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My latest blog post describes the process I used to create a new ‘teddy bear’ fur mat, based on joining two Killing Fields mats. Hopefully this will encourage me to crack on with some more pieces for the #terraintober project on Twitter. More pics and full description here: https://theviaregia.blogspot.com/2021/10/adventures-with-fur.html
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Terrific thread and how-to blog link!
I've made a half-dozen TB mats, but with acrylic sprays, and then using lacquer thinner and towels to spread and blend (or lighten) the various colors, it works, but I like your hand-spreading technique demonstrated here - and as you say - it is also immense fun painting with you hands! :-*
Here's perhaps a tip for roads and trails I've come up with, that's pretty easy to get good results with for creating crop field furrows, trails, or rutted dirt roads - use a soldering iron to melt these features into the acrylic [plastic] mat.
1/144th scale -
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20mm -
(https://i.postimg.cc/fR5CdYBd/Soldering-Iron-Fur-Mat-2.jpg)
(https://i.postimg.cc/rp3PdSwJ/Soldering-Iron-Fur-Mat-3.jpg)
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lovely looking work.
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Terrific thread and how-to blog link!
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Thanks, FlyXWire👍. Some great looking fur from you there. I had a go at spraying but couldn’t make it work. The soldering iron is a brilliant idea, and it’s a great effect. I love this sharing of ideas etc.
lovely looking work.
Cheers, Has.Been 👍
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Wonderful tutorial and fantastic results.
Thanks for posting.
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Wonderful tutorial and fantastic results.
Thanks for posting.
Cheers, Bill, glad you found it interesting 👍.