Awesome course, great job I’ll watch for more appreciate you sharing

@rockyrc

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Thank you!

Sweet course! I started working on a small one a few days ago.

@rockyrc

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Thank you! Good luck with your course, they’re fun to build!

Nice work. When using plaster or sculptamold, I've found it easiest to mix some gray paint in plaster and water mux. That gives you a nice base color to keep working from. Also, if you were to chip a piece off the terrain you won't end up with ugly, white parts. Then just use brown, gray and black washes, and some white dry brushing on the edges. I did this thing a while ago, just to try out some techniques, and it turned out ok. kzread.info/dash/bejne/nHmb2bmPnJmpnKQ.html

@rockyrc

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I tried messing around with brown but I just couldn’t get the colors to look right on the rocks I might try that again when I expand this course some! That’s a good idea to mix it into the plaster I didn’t even think of that

@Br0rB

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@@rockyrc I didn't think to mix the paint in the plaster at first either, but once I figured that out, it was nice having amore rock like base color. With the brown, and other colors, dont' use the directly on the terrain. First, make a base color, like in the plaster, then use paint washes. Mix a few drops of paint on some water, so it's basically just colored water. Put it on with a sponge or broad brus. It'll just add verys light gradients of color to the terrain, and make it more natural looking. The base color will still shine through, a lot. I start with a brown wash, then a black wash. Some times several rounds of each. The base color will still be the main color, it will just be more, I guess, varied. Once that dries, and your happy with how it looks, dry brush with a light gray or white on edges to make them pop a bit more, and get more contrast.