Andy's Long Dock

[MSea]

Yes got the idea from small ports in USA - when the blocks get damged they just pull them up and replace with another log

[chriswil42]

Very nice work Martin. The 'rusty' bits look great.

[MSea]

Rust is the best think to do - nobody can say its wrong - rust comes in all types, shapes and shades - hohohho - rivet counters. 
3 photos ship sitting on top of the water, next waterline started to be filled in and last the whole lot done - now would/will anybody have noticed - YES Haddock

[cph64]

Yes, I liked the work on the wooden blocks too.

[chriswil42]

Looks good Martin.

[MSea]

Thanks for the comments -  a coat of brown paint on top of the paste on the waterline, next job a coat of gel to give it depth 

[zak]

Looking good.

[Bigkev]

That water is really churned up with the boats, harbours I guess never have Blue waters in them.
Nice work,
Kevin

[MSea]

Have a guess why the Americans called the ships in Vietnam the "Brown Water Navy"  - hohohho

[MSea]

Coat of gel now added top the water ( gives it depth and a bit of gloss ) its still wet near the boats waterline , thats why its white, will go clear as it dries.
Next job - on with the figures SORRY Howard - I do try, but you have seen the results, in my defence its a hobby for FUN and relaxation  :'( :'( :'( :'(

[chriswil42]

Great Martin. Mucky brown river water.

[cph64]

I thought they were docked near a Thames Water outlet, lol!!! Funnily enough we've been listening to the Rameses CD 'Space Hymns' this morning and an extra track is 'Muddy Water'. Spooky.................

[MSea]

Start made on the food to be loaded onto the ship - the set is the MiniArt veg and wooden crates

[Bigkev]

That's a nice touch to your diorama.
Look forward to seeing it finished.
Kevin

[chriswil42]

Very nice.