Saturday, 26 August 2017



Here another detail shot of the mechanism and the stonework. 





























A prominent detail of the construction: The lower most gearwheels were protected (from flooding?) by some sort of fenders. They seem to be of zinc coated sheet metal (may be it's more artistic license then reality), so I tried to represent that kind of surface by using a new technique copied from figure modelers: the wet-in-wet acrylic method. As basecolor I used Citadel game Color, Boltgun Metal. Then I applied very thin cloudy coats of creamy white and traces of dark and light rust. This technique allowes you to control the colors carefully. 



 

2 comments:

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  2. Sach a nice topic, and you can also read Enhancing Rice Milling Efficiency with Hindustan Group Polishing Wheels In the rice milling industry, achieving that perfect, polished grain requires precision tools. One such critical tool is the rice polishing wheel, and Hindustan Group has emerged as a leading Rice Polishing Wheels Manufacturer, playing a pivotal role in ensuring high-quality rice production.

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