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Baranovich01 Nov 2024 3:09 p.m. PST

I had some leftover artillery bits from my massive ACW project, so I made some wreckage out of it. I also wanted to try my hand at doing some fire, so I got out the green putty and just made a bunch of little sausage shapes and curled them a bit and then stuck them to the base. I also reinforced the putty by putting a coating of super glue over all of it. Then I followed some guides for painting fire, and then finally took some pillow fiber stuffing and glued it on for smoke.

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BillyNM04 Nov 2024 6:08 a.m. PST

I do like the flames but I think they'll look even better with dark grey / black smoke.

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