Unbelieveable what is possible

Always a plaesure, to see your works.

...fantastic...

Gruß Martin

Thanks

Another trial Betula Alba (Birke-Birch) in fall



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A.Usta

It is always a great fun to watch your pictures of your "work"...and this time: the trees...it is also fun to make them...isn't it!??
You are truly an artist!

Jos

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It is always a great fun to watch your pictures of your "work"...and this time: the trees...it is also fun to make them...isn't it!??
You are truly an artist!

Jos

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Hi Jos

Thanks for compliments
yes much fun to make them

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A.Usta

commenced Virgin Maria House






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a.usta

You do a really good job!

B E A U T I F UL! already without any color/weathering!

btw:I hope the tree in front of it will be modelled too?

Jos

Jos, yes will be Trees look like original ones in front of Virgin Maria house..

While ago body was prepared by my friend with technique using soldering


Later I completed body coating and painted



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A.Usta

Whow...the frame/body looks like real!!
This will be a masterpiece...( again )
btw are you going to model the base of the tree against the wall with its massive rootssystem ?
Cannot wait to see the final result(s)!!

Jos

Hello,

unbelievable, really fantastic work you´ve done there
all the buildings are great, the trees also. I´m looking forward to see the upcoming results.

And very interessting to see an turkish modellrailroader it´s the first time for me

Regards
Uwe
http://home.arcor.de/mosi62/modellbahn.html

completed the house,inside and cooper roof.

regards
A.Usta

gips works from virgin mary house.

continue....

meanwhile an idea for interesting modellers how to do moulds for stairs
pictures self explaing




















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A.Usta

Hello


This is modelling the finest, the story detail are a feast for the eyes, it makes your building reports continue to properly track fun.
Great handmade


greeting

Roman

Good day Abd,

This is a tremendous work!A pure masterpiece!

Now some questions.
On the following picture I reckon that it is -more or less- ocre,brown and sienna washes.Can you give us the right recepy and order of application?
Do you use acrylics or oil paints?
Do you apply the washes directly on the plaster surface or paint an undercoat (white or grey ) as plaster sucks water?
Finally do you "wet" the surface before applying the washes?

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Thank you very much,

greetings,

Dimitris.

This is going to be very "scary"!!! almost real!!!
Just beautiful Abd ..just VERY beautiful! pfffff

Jos
ps: I think you've chosen the "wrong" occupation...you're a master in building scenery!

Hi Dimitris,

you asked

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On the following picture I reckon that it is -more or less- ocre,brown and sienna washes.Can you give us the right recepy and order of application?
Do you use acrylics or oil paints?
Do you apply the washes directly on the plaster surface or paint an undercoat (white or grey ) as plaster sucks water?
Finally do you "wet" the surface before applying the washes?

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I try to reply
sometimes I use water and oil based colors

for this building

first layer was done with Gouache paint ligh ochre with white(similiar dark sand color) and for brick shapes red-orange mixed and gray,here after painted by Gouache


Gips is absorptive material,after mould I left them 3 days for drying,during painting I use paint very bit mostly cleaning brush with cloth each time.
Second layer with oil base color burnt ochre mixing more thinner painting with washing method and cleaned from
surface with cloth.

Painting not completed finally I will weathering the building and environment with tamiya weathering master and performed with pastel powder for Country dust (sand color)

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A.Usta

Hi,

On the way of layout

here a wrack and ruin hut still under use,building is very old
bricks loose color and quality due hot sun and heavy weather conditions






used cooper sheet pieces





after paints ,pipe funnel from opper sheet.(thin copper sheet easy for use)

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next Old Turkish house,





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A.Usta

wow, unbelievable...

i can't believe this is a modell.
What is your Job, that you are so good to creat this???

well, I take one's hat off. R-E-S-P-E-C-T ! ! !

best regards
Björn

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wow, unbelievable...

i can't believe this is a modell.
What is your Job, that you are so good to creat this???

well, I take one's hat off. R-E-S-P-E-C-T ! ! !

best regards
Björn

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Hi Björn

I am ocean going master,working as general manager in a shipping company
commenced HO model train hobby very late 5 years ago only,

I do not create,I only copy the around,buildings,trees,nature etc

continue the old Turkish house roof tiles

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A.usta

Hi

Old Selcuk house almost completed ,added an olive tree




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next step to produce for old stone ways
If I am right in Germany stone ways curved to both sides,In Turkey curved in the middle
(ways are narrow for horse cars ,rain and horses discharging fecal collecting in the middle) and no sidewalk

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A.Usta

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I do not create,I only copy the around,buildings,trees,nature etc

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Hi Abdul,

let us compromise on: "You re-create by just making stunning masterpieces".

continue with classic Turkish houses and copper product sellers

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A.Usta

Hello, I write from Italy, congratulations for your plastic a very unique and very detailed, I wanted to ask what do you use the foliage of the olive, I have had good results using leaves of finely chopped chives and oregano but your foliage is very realistic As well as for the maritime pine.
Thanks, and again many congratulations for your excellent work.
Best regards!
Carlo