Sculpting foam

[jaz avalley]

I had insulation left over from insulating the roof, it did not take long for it to be played with
i tried plasterboard unsuccessfully I'll show that for reference
i used a metal ruler a sharp pencil and a dull cutting blade
initially I tried a brick wall

 

[jaz avalley]

But once that worked out I moved to cobbles, working from a reference picture

 

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Extending the idea to stairs

 

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Foam, a different one later covered in plastercast

 

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Bendable foam, covered in plastercast, mixed with cork bark

 

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Roads, pavements,
mostly achieved with sanding blocks but also metal ruler and cutting knife

 

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Platforms

 

[the Baron]

OUT-STANDING, jaz! Do you use a hot knife for any cutting, like cutting the larger pieces to shape or similar jobs?

 

[jaz avalley]

OUT-STANDING, jaz! Do you use a hot knife for any cutting, like cutting the larger pieces to shape or similar jobs?

I have seen people say this but I just saw it, and wear a face mask red the dust, and use the dust until it turns yellow
then hoover it up
sanding block is good for control

i did originally have a red sand finish but went grey
i also made a tunnel mouthdried moss for shrubs
the tunnel went grey too

 

[Kiwi]

Very interesting and impressive. I really like your work.

One week ago, I received a Proxxon wirecutter. I tried it a little vit and it worked very well. I have cut a few pieces, like this block on which I added a N scale building and added some ground cover and bushes.

 

[GaryG64]

Fantastic works of art! Your works seem alive. I can hear the cars and trucks, the dog barking, the water splashing around the boats, and more.