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Spent the last few days building this fort out of an old tower from a pirate game, grey artist card and acrylic paste (BTW it dries like reinforced concrete).
Perhaps a ‘Battery’ rather than a fort? But you’ve done a lovely job
Any recommendations for acrylic paste? Not something I’ve used, but am now dangerously inspired 🙂
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Cheers for you kind comment Jim, here is the product I used on the fort but I used the white medium rough mixed with smooth. I bought it from Lidl’s several years ago.
Winsor and Newton do similar products, just type in acrylic paste.
Thanks I’ll keep my open
I rather like building stuff with breakfast cereal box 🙂
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Wow. That looks amazing! Thanks for sharing this.
Dan
Loads of WIPs: https://www.flickr.com/photos/9593487@N07/albums/with/72157710630529376
Great result.
At first I thought it was a sand pie bucket but no it’s turns out it’s a whole sand castle 🙂 Pass me my knotted hanky, deckchair and ice cream.
I’ve been using Galeria acrylic gels for years as a basic material – amazingly sticky and takes colour well. Even better they all seem to last for years in the tubs without drying out.
I’ve been using Galeria acrylic gels for years as a basic material – amazingly sticky and takes colour well. Even better they all seem to last for years in the tubs without drying out.
Cheers Dan, Andrew for you kind comments. I second that Andrew however sadly the first one I opened I left the top loose and when I looked at it again it was solid. Lesson learnt.
Great work! I am also a huge fan of acrylic gel. Useful for many terrain projects and essential for ship basing as well.
The tree of Life is self pruning.
Great work their Will!
Cheers McKinstry, Steve, built it as a break from painting figures.