to the right. We have been exploring different ideas, such as markers and paint, but the best idea was to peel off the top layer of the mat board, which exposes a cream colored middle layer. It matches the green very well, and is a lot easier to accomplish than painting in between 2 lines. Almost all of the contours have been cut out, and gluing is well underway, so hopefully, we can wrap this portion of the project up and proceed recreating a miniature Norman with all of the houses and businesses. More to come later. Best!
7.10.08
[10.07.08]
After a long weekend in the model shop, we have come to the conclusion that the roads do not have enough contrast against the green mat boards. This can be seen from the picture
to the right. We have been exploring different ideas, such as markers and paint, but the best idea was to peel off the top layer of the mat board, which exposes a cream colored middle layer. It matches the green very well, and is a lot easier to accomplish than painting in between 2 lines. Almost all of the contours have been cut out, and gluing is well underway, so hopefully, we can wrap this portion of the project up and proceed recreating a miniature Norman with all of the houses and businesses. More to come later. Best!
to the right. We have been exploring different ideas, such as markers and paint, but the best idea was to peel off the top layer of the mat board, which exposes a cream colored middle layer. It matches the green very well, and is a lot easier to accomplish than painting in between 2 lines. Almost all of the contours have been cut out, and gluing is well underway, so hopefully, we can wrap this portion of the project up and proceed recreating a miniature Norman with all of the houses and businesses. More to come later. Best!
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