Hal Foster's Prince Valiant (June 19, 1938). Note Foster's compositional techniques, particularly how perspective creates a visual flow of Viking raiders from left to right, a flow that stops abruptly just before the figure of Prince Valiant highlighted against a dark background. The arch of the bridge further accentuates this dynamic.
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Owens Corning PROPINK®
Foamular Extruded Polystyrene (XPS) Foam
$30.00 large sheet
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Perfect Glue Substitute
Another Glue that works
Sandpaper
Wood File
Sharp knives
Save all "crumbles".
#028B-16 - Foam Fusion (16 oz)
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It bonds to most porous surfaces - simply squeeze or brush on.
It is our unique, solvent-free formula with easy water cleanup.
$11.95
Background, bridge, and foreground.
Background with bridge section in front.
All 3 - sections shown.
Wood file for Ground Areas.
Put glue on one part then stick together and pull apart 3 times till leave together.
Sandpaper bridge BEFORE making stone cuts to "weatherize" it.
Kitchen Steak Knife
After the surface is shaped roughly make fault lines.
When done use Sandpaper to remove the loose styrofoam.
Use Knife to define the rock faces.
Gluing the first 2 - sections.
Adding the saved small pieces in crack.
2 section glued.
File used for smooth ground.
Styrofoam Underfloor Insulation Foamular
block styrofoam pink
Pink/Blue foam is actually EXTRUDED Polystyrene. This is a closed-cell extruded form of polystyrene that is commonly known by the trade name of “Styrofoam”. Just as most people call a vacuum-cleaner a “Hoover” Extruded Polystyrene is called “Styrofoam”.
Blue/Pink foam The “Holy Grail” of modeling: you can do almost everything with this material. Lightweight, tough, durable, ideal for crafting terrain such a hills and cliffs, making gaming boards, even buildings and bases. It doesn’t warp, is relatively light and can be worked easily with a hot-wire cutter, hot-knife, sawn and even cut with a sharp knife. When heated and even when sanded vigorously these materials will give off toxic and noxious fumes. As such always wear a fume-mask or work somewhere very well ventilated. Breathing in the powder after sanding is also a hazard. People have terrific difficulty getting hold of these materials almost entirely because of them traditionally being called “Pink or Blue Foam” which is, sadly, now an obsolete term. Pink/Blue foam is actually EXTRUDED Polystyrene. This is a closed-cell extruded form of polystyrene that is commonly known by the trade name of “Styrofoam”. Just as most people call a vacuum-cleaner a “Hoover” Extruded Polystyrene is called “Styrofoam”.