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Graveyard Re-union.
    
       
This is an unusual sculpt, from the talented hands of William Paquet. produced by Gothic Haus
it comes in three parts, a solid resin tombstone, the spade, and the figures with base are hollow cast, resin. the casting is flawless, so after washing all the parts in soapy water, it was straight on to the paintjob, the scene which I believe is based on an old EC comics, illustration, depicts, a character who is robbing the grave and digging up the body of a loved one. This guy is obviously a fully fledged bona fide, dyed in the wool fruitcake, so I thought I would give him a colour scheme to emphasise, his wierdness, deckchair striped jacket, polka dot necktie, odd socks etc. I am quite pleased with the way this turned out. The rotting corpse, was base coated lime green, then I applied, various washes of greens, browns, and yellows, before, dry brushing with yellow ochre, and rotten flesh, the tombstone and, base where painted dark brown, then dry brushed with light browns, greens, yellows, and greys. as a finnishing touch, I applied some railway scenics moss to the tombstone. and that was if, a nice if different little kit, which comes highly reccomended Excellent.


                                                                 Mark Athert
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    20  May  2003

                                  Materials used and time taken to build this kit

Anitas Acrylics, Burnt Umber, Coffee, Bark Brown, Leaf Green. Hunter Green, Kelly Green, Natural Wood, Ash Grey, Black, Red, Pink, Yellow, Sky Blue, Ultramarine,

Tamya Acrylics, Flat Flesh,

Winsor and Newton artists acrylics. Yellow Ochre

Citadel Acrylics, Bleached Bone, Elf Flesh, Rotten Flesh,

Winsor and Newton, artists inks, Raw Sienna

Pastels for shading,

Humbrol Enamels,  Silver

Humbrol Acrylics

All applied with Aztec A470 airbrush, and Humbrol, hobby brushes.

Glue, super glue, Putty Milliputt, Model Railway Scenics,

Time worked on Kit, approx Ten hours over 14 day period,
Copyright Mark Atherton 2003
Copyright Mark Atherton 2003
Copyright Mark Atherton 2003
Copyright Mark Atherton 2003