No game this weekend, as my table was occupied with a non-hobby project. But, I did confiscate the dining room table to work on a little project that has been on the list for some time.
Every now and then, I come across pictures of fields separated by stone walls consisiting of loose filed stone thrown into a sort of continuous pile. I've been meaning to make some to give a little contrast in the types of dressing for the table top and finally got around to it.
Method of construction was pretty simple; I started with .06" plastic bases, primed, glued aquarium stone in two applications to build the sort of parmid shaped walls using craft glue, then painted and flocked.
Not a complex process, but a little time consuming given the overall scope of the work. At least I can check it off the list. Here are a few pics:
That's all for now.
Dry Stone walling is something of an art, but those are good approximations for walls in poor repair.
ReplyDeleteI didn’t really pull off the look that I was aiming for; but from 2-3 feet, I think it is passable.
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