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Alrighty, some shots of the flood form after texturing - I'll get some better pictures once I've spray painted it.
Burning those lines in was horrible. You thought roasted EVA foam smelt bad, don't even try cooked foam clay. Had to do it in two goes because it is SERIOUSLY nasty.
I've also got a couple of tips I learnt about the Mod Podge/cotton wool technique (to reduce clumping) if anyone is gonna try it:
-Do it in small patches, not large areas
-Tear apart the cotton wool well before applying it
-When putting the layer of Mod Podge on top, don't brush it, but dab it on
Here is a video from Modulus Props if you haven't seen the technique before (although he does it a bit differently)
Burning those lines in was horrible. You thought roasted EVA foam smelt bad, don't even try cooked foam clay. Had to do it in two goes because it is SERIOUSLY nasty.
I've also got a couple of tips I learnt about the Mod Podge/cotton wool technique (to reduce clumping) if anyone is gonna try it:
-Do it in small patches, not large areas
-Tear apart the cotton wool well before applying it
-When putting the layer of Mod Podge on top, don't brush it, but dab it on
Here is a video from Modulus Props if you haven't seen the technique before (although he does it a bit differently)