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When I lose my mojo for crafting (it happens) I tend to find myself watching some of the guys on Youtube. One of the people I particularly like at the moment it Nat1 videos . At the end of last year he posted a video where he made a rather spectacular, ruined Weathertop. I got inspired so I bought a couple of sheets of 20mm XPS foam, drew out a rough plan and got shaping. Starting to take shape. A couple of Mithril miniatures for scale. After getting the pieces how I wanted, I gave the whole thing a coating of watered down PVA, mixed with black acrylic ink. The whole thing was then painted grey, coated in a wash (made from acrylic ink, ilford rinse aid, acrylic medium and water). After the wash was dried, I got to dry brushing. Three layers in all, grey, grey mixed with cream, and a light highlight with cadmium white. It's mounted on a cork floor tile, painted up, with a scattering of foam flock. Overall I'm more than happy with the result. Strider and the Hobbits, taking it fo...
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