Woodland scenic realistic water

Hi everyone my water scene is made by using Woodland scenic realistic water left to dry the I applied the realistic water effects,when that dried out I dry brushed white acrylic paint on top of the waves.The water wheel and gates had extra effects added and heavy white paint applied. This was a very expensive way to achieve this scene there are cheaper ways of doing this.

Well, I reckon it was worth the expense, Kevin.

I really like the underwater colouring.  :thumbs

Thanks Max

That looks brilliant!

Expensive: maybe. Effective and very realistic; definitely! 
:doublethumb

Awesome effect ! Very well done.

Cheers, Gary.

Very nice work.:thumbs
I really like the white water effect.
What scale are you working in here…?

Thanks for the comment,the scale I work in is 00.Kev

Thanks Ted.

Thank you Gary once again.Kev

Thanks for the positive comment.Kev

Fantastic piece of work Kevin.  Could you possibly go into more detail as to how you achieved this effect for those, like me, who haven't a clue how to use the Woodland Scenics products.

Terry

Hi Terry there are a series of videos on YouTube called Amberton on sea bridging the gap its better than me writing it all down.The model itself will be in next issue of Model Rail,the new scene(viaduct scene)is not in it,it was rebuilt after the photos where taken.Kev

Thanks Kev.  I'll have a look on youtube.  
Terry

Hi Terry,

very well done and worth the expense if thats the finish.
Mark

It may have been expensive Kevin but, from where I'm sitting, it looks excellent - below the sluices…….:roll:.

My only comment is that the water above the wheel and sluice would have been flat calm - unless it's a windy day.

If you look at a weir, even on a fast flowing river, the water backed up by the weir is glass-smooth, except, as I say, when the surface is distrubed by wind.

It might be of course, that your scene is close to a waterfall and the river hasn't had time to calm down ……………:roll:

Thanks mate its nearly finished some bits and bobs to add.

It's just to represent a river close to a water fall but did not have room to add all the scene,the water is a lot calmer under the viaduct.Thanks for the comment Kev.

Kevin, I moved this topic from Welcome to Scenery.

Thanks Sol.