Here's how I did them:
1. Apply texturing.
I use GOLDEN coarse pumice gel, this allows me to make an uneven surface, but allows me to apply ink directly to it once dry. I use a knife to apply the gel, scraping away any that falls inside the sabots.
I use GOLDEN coarse pumice gel, this allows me to make an uneven surface, but allows me to apply ink directly to it once dry. I use a knife to apply the gel, scraping away any that falls inside the sabots.
3. Once the gel is dry, I apply a brown ink wash
This is the ink I used, Rowney FW Sepia. |
Fully inked and ready for dipping. |
4. Whilst the ink is still wet, dip in your dipping tray. Here's mine, made of normal flock, clump flock and scenic leaves.
I bought the leaves from Atenociti's workshop. Far more than I'll ever need for a reasonable price. My friend bought the dead leaves, so we traded a small amount (in the bag).
So, pop your still-wet base in there
Yes, the base is in there. |
You'll notice there are some brown bits, which is fine. After dipping, run around the edge of the base with your finger to clear unwanted flock. You may want to take any detritus from inside the sabots out with a knife edge too.
This process works on larger bases in the same way, but you may need to dip each edge separately and sprinkle some across the middle.
before |
after |
The army so far |
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