How to paint cut stone tunnel portals
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 21 มิ.ย. 2023
- In this video we´re 3D-printing tunnel portals, painting and weathering them for maximum realism. The method presented is valid both for purchased molded plastic tunnel portals, as well as for the new 3D-printed wall segments and portals.
- Link to 3D-model main catalog page:
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- Link directly to the 3D-model set for tunnel portals on CG Trader:
www.cgtrader.com/3d-print-mod...
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Martin, you remain the best model railroad tutorial producer. Very glad to be a patron. Thanks again.
Thank you for sharing. Great info.
We are always most flabbergasted seeing your finesse resulting in a ultra high level of realism. Techniques used can be universally applied in any form of modelling. Just fabulous what you have achieved! Do have a great vacation.
Awesome video, and such wonderful results! Have a great family vacation! Cheers!
Good painting guide that. Not everyone will know how so guides/tutorials like this are most welcome! Its nice to know that modellers now have a choice of 3D print, ŕeady made or scratch build. Just depends on what you are modelling and your budget! 😊
Super Video
Thank You
As usual, Martin, another excellent tutorial. Cheers from Wisconsin!
Super video, as always!
In wargaming people usually add dark washes in the recesses between the stones (including me). In real life many stone structures used mortar with lime in it making it lightish grey in color. Ofcourse this can differ from region and time periods. Also adding the dark wash helps create depth and shadows and adds realism.
Such a realistic item. I'm really enjoying your creativity.
Very interesting video. Thank you.
You make it look so easy. I always struggle with the black wash. Just doesn't turn out so good for me. This time I noticed you used air brush thinner with the black paint, will try that next attempt. Thanks for the motivation.
Well done. Awesome video!
Happy Midsummer
Interesting. 🥰Many of your techniques are the same as the techniques for paper/ cardboard or foam bricks/ stone.😊 I don't have a 3D printer... or a train setup. I actually make cards and journals, but am interested in pretty much every form of crafting or art. Plus I'm rather fascinated with trains. Thank you for always showing things in an easy-to-understand and follow way. 😃
Looking amazing 😀 Have a nice Midsummer Eve!
Hello Martin, The Netherlands calling. I noticed that your videos were to me more attractive before you entered the CTRL-P mode. I know printing portals is more time efficient than making them from styrofoam. But I do miss the hand craft. Anyway, nice video and up to the next one. Grtz. Arjen.
Please, show how to print and model this or another building. This question is about peculiarities of 3d-model process, how to make it good and right for printing