OK folks, here is an adaptation (a waterfall) of a previous model.
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OK folks, here is an adaptation (a waterfall) of a previous model. -
LOOKS very good Stephen pity you dint put the pics on full size so all your lovely work on all them colours could be seen
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That's very nice Stephen. Water is not easy to model and moving water is even harder.Comment
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Thank you all!!Comment
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Water is a s*d to model. Steven, yours is excellent. Very well done. :thumb2:Comment
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An attempt to make it larger!Comment
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I'm getting used to these photos! LOLComment
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There we go!Comment
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....even better!Comment
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YES Stepnen your waterfall pics are brilliant very well done this is something i cant do
chrisbComment
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ONE qeustion Steven where is the water comin from to fill the pool to feed the waterfall ? or is it a natural spring in the pool ?
an you have done this fantastic just like spanner 570 ( ron) does as he is very good at a seascape or water he's a natural arstist
chrisbComment
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I was going to ask the same question Chris. However, that doesn't spoil an excellent build.
I don't know what sort of scale you're working to Stephen, but I reckon a small group of about half-a-dozen figures - either civilians or soldiers of any era from ancient Rome to today - walking down that slope to our left of the fall would be brilliant. Just a thought.Comment
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Waterfall looks good Stephen. Not easy to get it stretched all the way down. I've only ever done short runs.
Cheers,
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