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Still trying to come up with realistic smoke.  Ditto flags. Suggestions appreciated.  Boat is subtly illuminated.

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Thank you for the kind words.  Undeserved. The water is not resin. Home brew,  mad (literally) scientist type stuff.  Unrepeatable.

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I can only repeat what others have said...... it is the water that caught my eye...... extremely realistic ( and not resin )

Your paddle steamer looks really good now that the water has been added.

David

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Crazy idea on smoke and wonder if anyone has tried this.....using woodland scenic tree foilage.  It has potential (me thinks) to create the puffy shape but not be fuzzy.  No idea what kind of paint or how to seal it that wont fill it in and make it look clumpy. 

 

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Wanted to finish up this thread.  I used dryer lint over steel wool over a thin brass rod.  Hairspray holds it.  It will be made "longer"  but this works really well.   Also, threw in one with it lit though very difficult to photograph and have lighting balanced   time exposures pulled out "light leaks".

 

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Well look at that !  I'd say you figured out the smoke !  :D  Just wondering . . . how would that look on a smaller scale model ?

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Well JC..... not only did you get the water right, but also you got the smoke absolutely right too! This has turned out to be an extremely well built diorama setting, and the model of the paddle steamer is superb...... realistic and highly detailed. I do like that smoke.

David

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Thank you all for the kind words.

Hopefully i (and to lesser extent this website) can get it together on pix, posts, and editing.   Two other projects are underway and would like to do a start to finish journal.

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