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Distraction: Greta's Revenge
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The Interior |
The floor in my ruin was made with Balsa wood just cut
the strips in two long strips and cut these in the length that you want your
floor planks to be. Glue them onto your floor. The table was made with
cardboard and matchsticks. Take a matchstick and cut it in the length then
cut it to size and stick it under the cardboard tabletop. The Lenin picture
was found on the internet and I made a picture frame of matchsticks that I
also cut in the length and then to size to match the picture. Painted that
black. And burned the picture with a lighter. There is also a small floor
section visible that came from the floor above. This was also made with
balsawood.
The window post was made with an Ice-cream stick and I put against the
window frame. Under the window post I made some sort of ornament out of
three long toothpicks that were a bit narrower then the window post. On the
inside of the building I made the debris in the same way as I did with the
debris outside the building (see 10. debris). And I painted it in the same
way too (see 11. painting the debris) I first gave all the non-foam parts
and the wallpaper a very thick black wash and then a very thick black dry
brush to get the scorched interior effect.
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Greta |
Greta is another main character in my dio she is a
mannequin. I made her of the extremely versatile Styrofoam I cutout a square
of it and then filed a mannequin out of it. Painted it in khaki drill the
tarp was made out of a piece of toilet paper made wet folded a couple of
times and glued it onto the doll.
A German helmet with a couple of puncture holes to
simulate bullet holes for the finish of Greta. The puncture holes were made
with a heated needle just push it into the helmet and while the needle is
still hot just turn it a couple of times then pull it out Painted it in
silver color. ASAT (fig. 26, 27, 28).
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Weather forecast… Snow |
Finally my third problem and my third challenge…Snow
never have done anything with that in a dio. Oh well a couple of tests on an
old Tiger tank but that’s all. So I show you the way that I have made my
snow.
Things you need:
- A bottle of baby powder.
- A spray can hairspray.
First sprinkle the baby powder on your dio just like normal snow would fall.
After you have done this spray your hairspray over it not to close or you
will blow all of your “snow” off. You might repeat these two steps a couple
of times till you get the effect or layer snow that you want. (Fig. 29, 30,
31).
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Project Photos
Fig26.
Fig.27
Fig.28
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About the Author
About Robert Blokker (FAUST)
Started modelling when I was about 7 or 8 years old had a little break in between (school, girls partying) and eventually returned when finding this site in 2002. Main interest WW2 German army, wheeled vehicles and radio and communication troops or every other thing that manages to catch my interest...
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