Miscellaneous > The Sallyport
not bad, i could do better
SirNathanQ:
I do have to say though, it's a wondeful foundation for something that could be great. :)
Sir Edward:
A few additional pics here:
http://www.acaeum.com/forum/viewtopic.php?t=8714
I'm wondering what the "stone" in the walls is made out of. I think they're a little bright and don't have enough contrast with the "mortar" lines between them. For my taste, anyway. But in any case, it's beautifully done.
I need to do something like this for an armory room eventually. :)
Sir James A:
The stone looks like either cast "surface" stones, like the kinds you'd put over top of a concrete block wall, or possibly just a very thick layer of stucco that he used a bricklayer's mortar tool to scribe the mortar lines, then stippled the "stones" with a brush. Those were the two "practical" ways I came up with back when I was castle-build-planning many years ago.
Sir Patrick:
This is the stuff I would use.
http://www.culturedstone.com/photos/6/houses-interior.aspx#123
Sir Wolf:
tile, not a bad way to go!
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