Thank you very much for your comments Guys.

And hello Greasy,

The road is made from display card, the type you get in Graphics or Art stores.

 I then sprayed it with Automotive spray paint, first grey primer. then a black on the edge's but as a light over spray.

gives it a very speckeld look. then a light over spay of white. I then drew the yellow lines on with Yellow coloured pencil and drew the cracks on the road with black and grey coloured pencil high lighted with white and then smuged with my finger !

I would say its a case of trail and error, try it on some spare card first, the most important bit is getting the black over spray on the grey and not going to heavy......spray from a distance.

Hope that helps.

All the best

Barry.

Super duper awesome cool!

Really like the new 'action' shots. Looks like scenes from a new version of 'Mad Max' Barry you have a lot of talent and skill for taking static models to the next level of realism!

Thanks for taking the time and effort to share these great pictures!

Looking great...!

Looks pretty cool. 

Do you have tutorials or directions you used to make your rode?
I would like to make a small section for my V8 Interceptor.

Thanks

Great model and I love the photography!!!

I'm assuming you already had the other vehicles from other projects???

And while I was at it.........

Max got stuck in on the Action while also trying to Escape the Waste Land "Crazies" !

Well thats it for now,

However I am now working on a lot more shots in Photoshop so I will be posting some more over the Weekend.

All the best and Take care,

Barry.

And here is the Final Product.

With the aid of Photoshop I was able to get the Look I wanted...............................

And here is the set up on Location.....................

Hello Guys,

Hope you are all well and keeping your self busy in the world of Model Building.

and not getting to high from the Glue Fumes !

Well I have been getting some fresh air "for a change !"

And have been taking some shots of the Stang and the Other Post Apocalypse Models to try and get a more "Realistic Scene"

Heres how I set it all up........................

Hi Disco,

I Imagine if my Mustang was to get over 88 mph it would tear the road to pieces carrying all that weight !

as for digging out old models and restarting them, I have 10 Post Apocalypse modelsn of which half of those are old kits I never really finished and then Alterd them for this Genre.

All the best.

Barry.

Very cool!  When I started back into modeling in the mid 90's one of my first projects was a Lindberg 1/20 Dodge Stealth that was going to take on some bizarre combination of Back to the Future and Road Warrior.  That has yet to happen, but the kit is still buried in the stash somewhere, so you never can tell.  Looking at yours does make me wonder though if odd things happen when it hits 88 mph?

Hi Greasy,

yes all the bars Are made from Sprue heated up and bent to shape over a candle,

nice and easy that way !

well sort of.

all the best,

Barry.

How did you make the all the bars?  just heat spures with a candel and bend them?

Thanks,

Barry Woah too cool dude!

I like the style of your creations and the action photography. Was the origional sketch yours? Its like 'Road Warrior' taken to the next level or century. Either way im sure your builds will get a lot of attencion at any model contest. Thanks for shareing your tallent with the community!

Jason

Thanks alfaspud.

All the best,

Barry.

COOL build! Love the action photography

Thank you Sk3th

And thanks Pawel. the model is a 1/24 Miasto metal kit of a 67 GT Mustang.

and the Plow is made up from The Tree Sprue you get with all Plastic model Kits, I cut the pieces I need from the Sprue and then Heat them up over a Candle to bend them into the Right shape.

and then glue it all together with plasti weld.

Cheers,

Barry.

Very nice idea Barry, and the execution is also top notch. What scale/medium did you use? I like the faded paint a lot and I also like the plow a lot. How did you build the plow? Keep 'em coming, have a nice day

Pawel

Dude...Thats friggin awesome!  It reminds me of what I used to draw as a kid.  Thanks for sharing that cool build.

and in some of these photos I had a bit of play around in Photoshop, trying to give them a more "Graphic Novel feel"

making the photos a lot darker and then Blurring some of the detail out with the airbrushes in photoshop gives them a slight "atmosphere".

Well thats the Mustang finished, Im going to get with Finishing my HALLOW model and then get on with Building another Post Apocalypse Car.

Hope some of you Enjoyed the Photos and I look forward to seeing more Work from all of you.

All the Best,

Barry. 

The Road and Back Drop is card board painted to look like sky with an Airbrush. and the road was sprayed with black grey and white Automotive Spray paint but at a dsitance and very lightly to give a very grainy and patchy Effect to the Road.

The sand scatterd around the road surface is builders sand as its Finer. it was then a case of putting each Photogragh through PHOTOSHOP and getting the desired effects such as lighting,motion blur,heavy shading, surface bluring and headlights on some of the Action Shots.

And with the With the weathering complete.

Ican now Photograph the Model and Put it in a Diorama.

When weathering this model, I first gave it a wash of black Ink. and with Games Workshop Paints

I would start the Grimey Weathering process.

When I spray My models I always do a black base followed by a light over spray of grey primer,

and adds shadows and depth. the weapons are scratch built from sheet and strip styrene.

Applying the Armour and Bull bar protection and getting ready for Paint and Weapons.