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Kit Building / Fos Scale Bandit's Roost Build
« on: January 05, 2021, 10:36:10 PM »
Thought I would share my build of of Fos Scale Models Bandit's Roost.
While not a complete start to finish. I did break the box on 11/30/2020. I planned to follow the building order of the instructions, but soon discovered I was missing the side walls to Vallon Paint. So, I moved on to the Harrison and Rochelle portion of the kit. I decided to post this build since I encountered some issues that might help others when making the kit. As per usual, Fos Scale instructions are rather sparse so I'll try to include the 'missing' areas and errors I find within the instructions. I'll also try to include the paints, techniques, and misc. info that helped me along. All pictures provided come from my iPhone.
I didn't take pictures during the initial stage. I had already painted the main walls to Harrison and Rochelle, and added the banner sign along the tops of the walls.
I used DecoArt Celery Green DA208 for the main walls adding the paint like I might do when dry brushing over two or three layers of medium India Ink with 91% Isopropyl Alcohol.
While not a complete start to finish. I did break the box on 11/30/2020. I planned to follow the building order of the instructions, but soon discovered I was missing the side walls to Vallon Paint. So, I moved on to the Harrison and Rochelle portion of the kit. I decided to post this build since I encountered some issues that might help others when making the kit. As per usual, Fos Scale instructions are rather sparse so I'll try to include the 'missing' areas and errors I find within the instructions. I'll also try to include the paints, techniques, and misc. info that helped me along. All pictures provided come from my iPhone.
I didn't take pictures during the initial stage. I had already painted the main walls to Harrison and Rochelle, and added the banner sign along the tops of the walls.
I used DecoArt Celery Green DA208 for the main walls adding the paint like I might do when dry brushing over two or three layers of medium India Ink with 91% Isopropyl Alcohol.