BASE RF-5A Abandoned
For the construction of the NATO type base and the ground part which is shown, I used plaster of paris.
First supplies a ready-made wooden base in the desired dimensions. Then I demarcated the useful space with wooden slats and inside there I poured the plaster material.
Once it was dry and I could unmold the material without it being 100% dry yet, I scored the concrete slabs with a cutter and the help of a ruler so that the lines came out fairly thin and straight and within the desired scale.
Then, after letting the material dry even more for a while, I rubbed the entire surface with tissue paper and cleaned the lines between the concrete slabs with the modeling cutter. In this way, a very realistic need for the surface was achieved, since in this way, whatever happens on the surface and the lines of the plaster is legitimate since it gives more realism. It was then left for 24 hours to dry completely.
Then, after it was primed, it was sprayed locally and between the lines with brown and black tones. The basic gray that was passed over the entire surface H307 was mixed with a little H310, while then 2 to 3 coats were sprayed locally, with gray and brown tones to achieve a desired effect.
The vegetation and bushes that were installed are mostly from Noch. They were also sprayed in various shades of brown to give me a more realistic result. In the dry grasses