Hello,

this is my actuell project. In front of my flat is a busstop, I see it all days. And now we have finished a new figure, I known only one way to use this. So I built the yellow "hole" in 1:35. Painted with acrylics.


In the reall life is the Busstop very used, "weathered", but I'm not so satisfied with my weathering.
I will use some oils on the asphalt yet.

Thanks for looking it!

Balázs ;-)

Interesting piece - are you going to apply any partially spayed paint on the glass or is he just getting ready to start?

Colin

I really like this piece.....

it may just be a piece of everyday life, I think you've doe an excellent job of capturing a piece of it.....

I agree, are you going to add some partial paint? I feel it would really help with the telling of the story you're depicitng
Cheers
Jamie

Nice work Balazs,
So simple but so effective.
Good work.
Cheers
Keith

Looks familiar, nice job!

Looks crazy good, wow!

Great concept... Well executed
You tell a story we've all seen before (the urbanites, anyway )

Fantastic

Colin

Nice concept and different....like it

Very nice, Balázs! Very effective with the clear plexiglass(?) bus shed.
Is the photgraphs reversed, or is he lefthanded?
Will you have it with you next weekend at Moson? Will you have it for sale as well?

Reminds me of my colourful youth as a graffitiartist, painting at different events and clubs!

-Sverre

This is a great little vignette, I really like it, dont like the product of tagging much though. Have to agree, a partial sprayed section would just make that little bit extra
Ben

A Nicely different scene and well executed. I agree with a little art work on the glass.
Cheers
John

On closer inspection it looks like there may be words on the glass but they are showing up amost invisibly - due to photography?

colin

Looks very nice!!!

Hello All!

And first thanks for the kind words! I have time to paint very rarely, so I have to relearn it all time. I think many colleauges know this.
The guy is lefthanded, and he is still beginning to paint the graffiti. Earlier I have write some words to the plexi with a felt pen, what I removed later with Alcohol. This is visible a little bit, but this is not problem because it looks like as an earlier graffiti.
I'm afraid I can't make a good art work on the glass, but I have a friend Péter Horváth, who allways makes rusted and abandoned vechicles. He has a good plan with this figure. So I'm waiting what he will do. A work made by Péter, also with my figures but in Scale 1/48.


Sverre!

Yes, the figure will be available on the Mosonshow See you there!

cheers,
Balázs

Great idea Balazs! Good to see you getting back to the hobby side of modelling once a while

Great Balázs! I really like this, a really clever idea. Looking forward to seeing the end result with the graffiti
This might be of interest to anyone thinking of a similar concept
http://www.acrylicosvallejo.com/en_...raffiti-on-trains-using-an-airbrush/blog/1/47
Cheers
Derek

Hello,

I have finished the small composition with some oils on the basement. Finally I didn't make graffiti on the plexi, as I have written, the figure should be visible from the other site.

Thanks for the comments!