water terrain for Jetty/Sampans? (1 Viewer)

[marksable]

Does anyone know of a base that is just water and no shoreline?

I have a nice scene with the Jetty, Sampans and other Hong Kong and U.S. Navy figures that would be nicer if it had something resembling a harbor under it rather than the wood of my display shelf.

Thanks again,

Mark

 

[craig1985taylor]

im also after a water effect to put under my LCA does any body sell a water effect sheet or board?

 

[Phantom Warrior]

Mark Vuncannon at www.Build-A-Rama.com has some mats with large expanses of water and could make one with all water. John Gittens of JG Miniatures in England is also working on a water mat. www.jgminiatures.com

Have a look at the section Diorama accessories on this Forum.

Terry

 

[craig1985taylor]

Mark Vuncannon at www.Build-A-Rama.com has some mats with large expanses of water and could make one with all water. John Gittens of JG Miniatures in England is also working on a water mat. www.jgminiatures.com

Have a look at the section Diorama accessories on this Forum.

Terry

thank you Terry i was wondering if John of JG Miniatures would bring one out look forward to seeing what he comes up with ill check out build a ramas matts aswell

Cheers Craig.

 

[thebritfarmer]

I used some stiff card and painted it blue. When dried I gave it a couple coats of white glue to give it a glossy finish. Doesn't look too bad either.

 

[Capitolron]

Very Nice - Britfarmer !

 

[Lewey Gun Vick]

I suggest cellohane wrap, I spray paint it to the color I want, dark blue for the ocean, and then brown when and green when you get closer to shore. Cut it to the size you want, ruffle it up to make waves, can set your figures near the wave take a picture, looks like they're in the water!

Vick

 

[craig1985taylor]

I used some stiff card and painted it blue. When dried I gave it a couple coats of white glue to give it a glossy finish. Doesn't look too bad either.

very nice Scott I might have a go at making my own version cant hurt to try even if im not as talented as some people on here! If that fails im leaning towards the build-a-rama matts that Terry pointed out but that depends on prices aswell lol

 

[craig1985taylor]

I suggest cellohane wrap, I spray paint it to the color I want, dark blue for the ocean, and then brown when and green when you get closer to shore. Cut it to the size you want, ruffle it up to make waves, can set your figures near the wave take a picture, looks like they're in the water!

Vick

Im liking your cellophane idea Vick might have to give that a go