Finished my graveyard project...

[Scorch]

Thought I'd share the pics with you all of my graveyard project.

and here is another angle...

Sorry if they are a little on the big side.

For more shots of it and pictures of my other minis projects, check out my blog:

http://www.livejournal.com/users/gm_scorch/

Scorch out...

 

[Bobitron]

That looks great! I'd love to see it not-so-well lit, maybe by torchlight.

 

[BSF]

Mega-nifty Scorch! That looks like fun.

 

[Cthulhu's Librarian]

Very cool!

 

[Angel Tarragon]

Hot dang! That surely is impressive!

 

[D'karr]

That is one cool graveyard.

How hard/easy have you found working with Hirst Arts molds?

What about storage, what do you do about large pieces?

 

[Scorch]

That is one cool graveyard.

How hard/easy have you found working with Hirst Arts molds?

What about storage, what do you do about large pieces?

After reading his online instructions and few initial tries, I quickly got the hang of working with Hirst Arts molds and the casting material, be it plaster or resin. It is very easy and a little bit addictive.

As for storge of large pieces, I bought a series of Ikea shelving and cabinets for my basement which I store it all on. I am already running out of room. For transport I have a series of large plastic bins, some with ornament dividers in them for transportation of pieces of various sizes.

 

[Scorch]

Some more pieces

Here are two more pictures of pieces that I just finished today. I decided to experiment with rocks, rock faces, and weed like plants.

Scorch

 

[Cthulhu's Librarian]

Here are two more pictures of pieces that I just finished today. I decided to experiment with rocks, rock faces, and weed like plants.

Nice! I really like the second one.

 

[Conaill]

Very nice!

Could use a little more variety in the grass flocking, methinks. Not that I could do any better, mind you!