I find myself rather preoccupied with working out the correct way to model rock faces at the moment, especially in respect to building a realistic cutting through Scottish rock for my planned model railway.
I came upon this great article from www.modelrailwayengineer.com which explains the best techniques to use if you are chasing the look of a prototypical location as I am.
There idea is rather different from the papier maché and plaster route as they use tree-bark, sealed with a wash of PVA before painting to produce the required textures for the rock formation. This is all very new to me but looks like a viable technique, if not a little fiddly. Definitely a lot less messy than plaster!
Take a look and tell me what you think in comments!
#dumpthephone and create something amazing today!
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