Hemble
Well-Known Member
Hi All,
Fallout Lone Wanderer 1:10 scale
Recipe
Figure - is from Funko and I glued the joints and filled them in and then repainted and weathered him using Vallejo/Army Painter paints and pastel chalks.
I gave him a laser rifle from the power armour figure and the pipboy's screen was just plain green so I added a few dots and line to resemble the maps locations and roads.
Base - is high density foam and once the size was cut out I then ripped the edges apart using my figures. The wooden billboard is made from balsa wood and the sign I got from the net and printed it off and glued it onto the billboard.
Once the billboard was done I then applied a 70/30 mix of sand and spakfilla and applied it to the base and while it was drying I pushed the billboard into place.
The ground was then painted and weathered and the dying green plants are weeds from the garden which I preserved with mythelated spirits and then applied to the base. The dead small branches I also got from the garden and they large roots I pulled up from a plant that was growing.
The other dead shrubs are from JOEFIX Studios and the dying grass tufts are from Army Painter which were dark green and I used Vallejo Beige Brown on them to give then a dying/dead look.
Ron
Fallout Lone Wanderer 1:10 scale
Recipe
Figure - is from Funko and I glued the joints and filled them in and then repainted and weathered him using Vallejo/Army Painter paints and pastel chalks.
I gave him a laser rifle from the power armour figure and the pipboy's screen was just plain green so I added a few dots and line to resemble the maps locations and roads.
Base - is high density foam and once the size was cut out I then ripped the edges apart using my figures. The wooden billboard is made from balsa wood and the sign I got from the net and printed it off and glued it onto the billboard.
Once the billboard was done I then applied a 70/30 mix of sand and spakfilla and applied it to the base and while it was drying I pushed the billboard into place.
The ground was then painted and weathered and the dying green plants are weeds from the garden which I preserved with mythelated spirits and then applied to the base. The dead small branches I also got from the garden and they large roots I pulled up from a plant that was growing.
The other dead shrubs are from JOEFIX Studios and the dying grass tufts are from Army Painter which were dark green and I used Vallejo Beige Brown on them to give then a dying/dead look.
Ron
