Spring Cleaning A Garden of Morr Then Expanding Upon It
Starting Out and Getting Messy
After cleaning the worst of the mould lines I added sand to all of the ground areas. There was some texture already modelled on but it just didn’t look very good.
All of the pieces were then sprayed in first Halfords Black primer followed by a lighter dusting of Halfords Grey primer.
After a drybrush in white for all of the stone work it was time to get messy. I soaked all of stonework in a custom wash, a mix of browns and black cheap artists acrylic tube paint with plenty of water, matte medium and a small amount of washing up liquid (as a flow improver). The custom wash was something I made (plenty of) about two years ago so I don’t have an exact recipe.
When dry the result was this.
That’s all so far. Next I plan on painting the roofs of the buildings a blue slate colour, maybe using a contrast paint as I already have the highlights and shading done.
After that I’ll start work on all of the railings, spikes and the rest of the iron mongery.
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