Quai des Antlilles

[Bill Gill]

Looks like handtooled mortar, nice technique.

[Sami]

Thank you Bill !

I brought news effects on the structure.

[finescalerr]

That must have taken a lot of time. Most satisfactory. -- Russ

[Stuart]

Wow! All that brickwork must have taken hours.  Great job!

Are you using resistance soldering equipment for your truss work?  One of these days I need to invest in a resistance soldering unit.  It would sure make things easier than using the small soldering torch I currently use. 

[Sami]

Better not count the hours.

For soldering I use a station Weller.

[Sami]

To change buildings I wheathered contenairs.
I used the traditionals techniques : airbrush, sponge and oil colors.

[finescalerr]

The weathering is just right. -- Russ

[Ray Dunakin]

Very nice, subtle weathering!

[Barney]

Excellent work -
Barney

[Sami]

Thanks guys.
Here are the pictures found on the web or shoot in my city for exemple.
Drawing inspiration from reality is the best way not to fall into excess.

[Sami]

For the general mechanical workshop I'm inspring some photos found on the web.
Traces of dirt  are present on the ground. To reproduce them I used the traditional technique of projecting oil paint by rubbing a toothpick on a brush.
I did a test on a plastic spoon.
I found the machine tools on this website.
http://mjmodelisme.free.fr/index_machines_H0.htm




   

[finescalerr]

Nice and subtle. -- Russ

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Hi Sami.
How are you.?
The detail of the green framing against the textured bricks looks great, I just like the color and the texture.
cheers Kim

[Sami]

Thank you Kim and Finscaler !

I received my parts in 3D printing.

[finescalerr]

Very nice prints. -- Russ