My friends, we're almost done, just the lamp post remains.
The most off-putting part was painting the rail ballast, but it wasn't that bad! I sprayed it with Deck Tan and gave the whole patch a generous black ink wash coupled with a few stains of enamel earth effects here and there. Then I just picked out some of the individual stones with different shades of grey and sand.
The small clutter was a bit tedious, especially the trash can. Here I started with a zinc-plated effect done with sponges, just like on that fuel drum I've put on that Valentine Mk IX, added some chips with a brush and finished with airbrushed rust tones and enamel pin washes. The cat was also painted with an airbrush and I only used a fine brush to pick out a bit of that fur texture. The rat and pigeons were too small for me to paint, and they've really put me out of my comfort zone! This is where I noticed my shortcomings because I can switch between stylistic and more realistic styles when it comes to vehicles and their weathering, but when painting figures or animals, I only know one style. But hey, that just comes with trying new things, right?
Artur Twardzik
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