HMS Revenge departing Faslane
After building and priming the sub, I attacked a block of high-density foam with a DIY foam cutter to settle the sub in the water.
Used the standard foil, paper and mod-podge technique for creating the sea surface and wake
Masked the sub for completing the water in-situ
I built up the water with layers of gloss mod-podge and airbrushed colouring
Wake was built up with cotton wool, touched up with Vallejo Model Color white.
Wash and wave tops are highlited with some Deluxe Scenic Snow
Wash and wave tops are highlited with some Deluxe Scenic Snow
A made a simple bass wood frame for display..
Commenti
19 16 September 2022, 11:40
Jan PetersThat looks great, I thought it was a picture of the real thing when I saw it in the newsfeed 👍🏻
16 September 2022, 13:42
Paul GallagherThanks for the comments Robert, andrew, Jan, Simon. There's no greater compliment than when a sea-scape momentarily gives the illusion of reality. I think I just build ships these days as an excuse to model some more water😉
18 September 2022, 13:14
