This video demonstrates how to spray paint realistic rock faces on hills and mountains using acrylic paint washes. The process is easy and enhances model train track backgrounds.
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1 Comment
I think the technique is good overall and the narrator/demonstrator does a good job explaining what he's doing. I would have liked to see what products/paint and maybe the brands that he prefers to use and what the ratio is that he mixes the washes in before getting started on the rock face.
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