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Originally posted by yack

After this is painted what would you use too seal it...?

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Originally posted by Beast

Wow that is looking quite cool. About how expensive is Pink Foam?

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I like it...actually i like it alot great job!

P.S. look like you use the same tree's as me!

Looks like fun!

A great idea and should be fun in battle play.  A couple of suggestions:

1)  Drybrush more shades of grey and brown onto the cliff face.  This will bring out the texture a lot more and make it more appealing.

2)  Drybrush the "trail".  Right now it looks like a one color mud all the way up and down.  I would have added a few rocks up and down the face and drybrushed them with 5+ shades of grey.

3)  Blend some other mud colors in.  Start with black and then go dark brown and then use the brown you have now for the top layer.

4)  I would add a sheer cliff face to the back of the top.  Maybe with a cave entrance.  This of course would be removeable, but the top of mountains is rarely that flat.  It would just give it a better backdrop.

5)  Add some moss / plants growing on the cliff face, as well as dirt in the crevices.

6)  Finally, I would add "sides" so it looked a little more "enclosed".  i.e. you would have the left and right sides up up against rock instead of "falling off".

It really does look good, I'm just trying to help jazz it up. :)

Talistran

I think in future dirt/stone projects I will definitely use more colors to make it look more realistic.  You can't tell in these pictures but we did glue sand down the path to make it look a little less muddy.  Also I stuffed lichen into some of the cracks and corners which doesn't show up to well in the photos.  It could look more realisitic but it's close enough and I'm ready to end it, hehe.  I think we learned a lot from this project though.