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Temple Entrance: Painting the Base


Egyptian Temple Entrance Kit
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EGY TEMPLE ENT KIT
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$20.00 USD


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Minidragon Fezian of Mini-Dragon writes:

By this point the sand/glue was pretty dry, so I decided to go ahead and paint it. Bad decision. It wasn't dry enough, and I made a little mess in a few places. I corrected the situation with liberal application of my hobby blow-dryer.

WARNING!

Don't use your significant other's blow dryer as this may be hazardous to your health!! Just get one for hobby use to simplify things!!

With the sand thoroughly dry, I painted on a nice ochre/yellowish sandy color.

Painted a sandy color

Once the yellow was dry, I added the same tan that I used on the stone, and gave the base a liberal drybrush. I was careful to leave some darker color around the bottoms of the stone bits - I think it looks nice.

Drybrushed

Another large helping of tan into the mix and a sporadic drybrush finished off the paint work.

Final drybrush