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Painting the backdrop behind the river: Part 3

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Uploaded by on Nov 16, 2009

My Web Site: http://modelrr.oakviewresources.com/

Part 3. This is series where I paint the backdrop behind the river scene on my model railroad. In this part I start cutting out the stencils for airbrushing.

Music Notes: The music on this video was recorded using Sonar Home Studio Ver 6.0. The drums and keyboards were played on an M-Audio Keystation 61 ES and/or sequenced in the MIDI Editor. The bass used is an YaMaha 270F Fretless with Dimarzio Pickups.

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  • Yes the cloers they are the darker they should be!

  • Crap! Yeah you're right. I got myself mixed up. One of these days I'll finally adopt English as my first language...8-).

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  • Couldnt you have just taped the cardstock to the wall instead of the paper and drawn the mountains right on the cardstock? Then you could skip the step of transforming the lines from the paper to the cardstock.

  • Lol

    I jsut hope you havnt actually started painting yet.

    That would actually suck :P

    Also instead of going straight to the mountains,

    why dont you have feilds running up to the mountains, it will make a much better perspective if you get what i mean.

  • It also would be relative to the kind of weather you were trying to paint. If you were painting a scene with a front moving in then the more distant mountains would appear darker because the clouds will cast a shadow on them while the mountains/hills up close would appear "lighter" because they're still in full sunlight. But you are correct, for a scene in full sunlight mountains in the distance will appear lighter. I got myself mixed up. I need to fire my script writer...

  • Good catch. Yes you are correct. I'll add an annotation.

  • I think it is too. Their colours won't be so strong in the distance.

  • I thought it was normally darker mountains nearer, and lighter in the background - but I might be wrong?

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