Finish your small-scale city and prepare to make a giant monster movie with Academy Award-winning visual effects supervisor, Ian Hunter (The Dark Knight, Inception, Blade Runner). In PART FIVE of his model making course series, Hunter concludes with insider tips on painting, assembly, miniature set-dressing and finally, rehearsing your Kaiju and camera moves in preparation for filming.

Watch the final KAIJU FURY! movie in 360 degrees on your phone here: http://bit.ly/KaijuFury

This DVD is a 2-Disc Set

Intermediate Level

5h 21m of duration

English (auto), Spanish (auto)

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Curriculum

1. Title & Introduction - 41s

2. Scale Reduction - 5min

3. Paint a Base Coat - 15min

4. Painting Bricks - 20min

5. Adding Mortar to Brick Texture - 14min

6. Painting Window Sills - 27min

7. Painting Red Bricks - 18min

8. Painting Breakaway Pieces - 26min

9. Aging with Washes - 9min

10. Painting Cars - 41min

11. Assembling the City - 20min

12. Rehearsing the Kaiju - 23min

13. Dressing the Streets - 31min

14. Shooting Split-Scale - 14min

15. Testing a 360-Degree Dolly Move - 3min

16. Finishing the Train Assembly - 22min

17. Finishing the Tank Assembly - 35min

18. Wrap Up - 44s

Materials

NOTE:

Due to the specialized nature of each project we cannot pre-provide a complete to the bolt count of what materials you will need for your personal miniatures project. However, we can provide a general list of materials and supplies needed for the construction of miniature sets.

BUILD MATERIALS

Plaster or Hydrocal

Wood & Balsa Wood

Sheet plastic (polystyrene vacuform sheets)

Foamcore

Cardboard

Styrofoam

Urethane foam sheet (surfboard foam)

CLICK on the links below to find the materials you need for this lesson.

Some items might be harder to find, but a little internet scouring usually finds you everything you'll need.

McMaster Carr

Michaels

Reynolds Advanced Materials

Smooth-On Inc.

HEALTH/SAFETY PRECAUTIONS

When working with toxic and/or dangerous materials or tools:

ALWAYS read labels for appropriate use guidelines

ALWAYS wear a high-grade respirator

ALWAYS work in a well-ventilated area

ALWAYS protect your skin

ALWAYS wear eye protection

Artist BiographyIan Hunter

Academy Award winning Visual Effects Supervisor

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