Godzila was here. !

[Xavier]

Hello,
I try to do a small tutorial showing a couple of techniques.
It's just a small portion of coblestone street.


For this purpose, we can use a piece of high density foam.


In this foam, and using a simple pencil we draw some lines ...


The space between lines depend of the scale.


Then, we draw the vertical lines to made te cobblestone.


This is, more o less, the result.


Next, and using the pencil, we draw the footprint.


Using something blunt, not sharp, we press inside the footprint.
Pressing with our fingers is also a good idea.


Our Godzila footprint's.



Now, we put a few drops of black colour with alcohol.
More alcohol than colour. Aprox. 1 drop color 100 drops alcohol.


Cover all surface with this mixture.

Continue....

 

[Xavier]

Cover with 6 or 7 layers... just stop when you like the aspect.



With a red color, also very diluted in alcohol, paint some cobblestone in
a group of 3 or 4.


Repeat but with brown color without diluted.


Before the paint dries, mix de colours with a brush,
always in the same direction.


Lets dry de paint.


Again, we paint some cobblestone, this time with green colour.


Using dry brush, paint in black the contour and inside of the footprint.


Put just a drop of glue between some cobblestones, and glue
some pieces of grass.


A small plank is also crushed....


And... that's all.

Hope you like it, and found useful. I'm able to answer any question you
need.
I would be happy to answer any questions you have about it. If I can help, do not hesitate to ask.
Regards

Xavier

 

[Revell-Fan]

Hehe, this is a cool idea!

The principle is excellent but next time I would make the tiles smaller to give a better sense of scale. (At the moment it looks like an imprint of a Babyzilla.)

 

[Xavier]

Hi. !
In principle, the idea was to make only the cobblestones.
But,once I was finish, I thought... it's very simple as a tutorial. So, I decide to do something different. This is the reason of the difference between tiles size and footprint.

Thanks
Regards
Xavier

 

[Revell-Fan]

thumbsupthumbsupthumbsup

 

[zathros]

Very nice, and through too! I can see you have a very clear thought process on the execution of your projects. A great foundation to work from and a lesson to others. Thank You!!