tutorial polystyrene interested?

[carletto58]

turning the net I found these beautiful tutorial (sorry only in Italian)
and I thought cared then I put the link

 

http://www.passionepresepio.it/tecniche


and traslate by google is

http://translate.google.co.nz/translate?hl=en&sl=it&u=http://www.passionepresepio.it/tecniche&prev=search

[beefcake]

Pictures worth a thousand words. Those are amazing. 

[Lawful Evil]

Well worth clicking that link, I saw a bunch of ideas to integrate into my own terrain making, simple though it might appear compared to that!

[robh]

That is seriously impressive work. Will need a few hours to look through all those pages, but well worth it.

[dampfpanzerwagon]

Fantastic work.

I particularly liked the attention to detail of the perspective layout and the use of foam for the Italian Canal tiles.

Thank you for the link. I have bookmarked it.

Tony

[tomrommel1]

great find

[6milPhil]

Excellent, the photo by photo steps makes it useful regardless of lingua. 

[FramFramson]

Damn.

[6milPhil]

Actually a couple of qustions spring to mind.

Which type of glue is he using for the foam, and what does he undercoat with?

[Duke Donald]

Thanks for the link; these are impressive. I'd also be interested to know what glue he's using.

[Furt]

AMAZING!! 

Would even give our good jimbibbly a run for his money me thinks! 

[beefcake]

Here's it in google translate
http://translate.google.co.nz/translate?hl=en&sl=it&u=http://www.passionepresepio.it/tecniche&prev=search

[beefcake]

Actually a couple of qustions spring to mind.

Which type of glue is he using for the foam, and what does he undercoat with?

After reading one of his earlier tutorials I think he just uses hot glue. You can also see a hot glue gun in the background of some photos. Seems too fiddly though. Maybe he uses something else also.

[zizi666]

 
that is some serious scratchbuilding.
Top of the line !

[carletto58]

 
used to glue PVA glue and hot glue only in some places because the hot glue melts the polystyrene