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   Registered Member #3 Joined: Wed Dec 08 2004, 09:01PMLocation: Portland, OR Posts: 2112 | Welcome, Tim! Look around, read away, and ask questions. We have a diverse group here who are willing to share, so you'll get some good answers. Joe Fugate http://siskiyou-railfan.net - 200,000 hits and counting!  In video ... | ||
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| Denny |
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  Registered Member #21 Joined: Thu Dec 09 2004, 07:20AMLocation: Saronno, Italy Posts: 404 | joef wrote ... Denny: Did you ever get the video to work ... ? Sure! I replied to your e-mail telling you about it, thanks!!! Denny Saronno, VA - Italy http://www.sp-coastline.com | ||
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| Ten Wheeler |
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 Registered Member #405 Joined: Sun Jul 02 2006, 12:27AMPosts: 2 | Joe: I just received my Vol. 5 DVD, and I think it is great !!! (Just like the rest of the set...) Bob [ Edited Mon May 05 2008, 02:36AM ] Robert Hollowell | ||
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| jmswms |
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| Registered Member #563 Joined: Tue Nov 28 2006, 08:30PMLocation: Los Angeles Posts: 18 | I've always been inspired by Joe's roadside creek (I think it's on page 4 of this thread) so I had to give something like it a try. I used Envirotex with a touch of blue for the water in the pond, and topped it with some acrylic gloss medium to give is a sense of movement. There's a waterfall in the background that feeds the creek. Here's my feeble attempt ... thanks for the inspiration Joe!   [ Edited Fri Oct 03 2008, 01:38AM ] | ||
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| JeffShultz |
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  Registered Member #6 Joined: Wed Dec 08 2004, 09:30PMLocation: Stayton, OR Posts: 582 | How did you model the waterfall? Jeff Shultz Willamette & Pacific - Oregon Electric Branch W&P RR Photo Gallery | ||
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| jmswms |
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| Registered Member #563 Joined: Tue Nov 28 2006, 08:30PMLocation: Los Angeles Posts: 18 | The bulk of the waterfall is a long strip of clear hot glue. A little white dry brushing. Daycron was added for some misting effect, and some of the Envirotex was dribbled on it to create some "glisten" to the falling water... | ||
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| joef |
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| Registered Member #3 Joined: Wed Dec 08 2004, 09:01PMLocation: Portland, OR Posts: 2112 | Wow, that's a dramatic waterfall there, jm! Always encouraging to hear my efforts have helped inspire others to try some new modeling projects ... Joe Fugate http://siskiyou-railfan.net - 200,000 hits and counting! In video ... | ||
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| Jay Smith |
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 Registered Member #910 Joined: Tue May 13 2008, 06:11PMLocation: Cohoctah, MI Posts: 18 | jmswms wrote ... I've always been inspired by Joe's roadside creek (I think it's on page 4 of this thread) so I had to give something like it a try. I used Envirotex with a touch of blue for the water in the pond, and topped it with some acrylic gloss medium to give is a sense of movement. There's a waterfall in the background that feeds the creek. Here's my feeble attempt ... thanks for the inspiration Joe! That would make an awesome article for MRH! Jason Smith Cohoctah, MI Northeast Corridor-New Jersey HO Model Railroad | ||
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