New Water Technique

[chump]

I saw this on Eurobricks and thought it to be simple and quite effective. I hope you guys don't mind me reposting stuff from other sites that have potential to be missed.

http://www.eurobricks.com/forum/index.p ... try1086670

[RadStar]

Veryyy nice tech!

And always appreciate the re-posts as I dont frequent eurobricks.

[tukac]

As I am lazier than the average bear, I don't look at other sites at all. XD That is a really cool effect though.

[chump]

And I don't know if this can be called a water technique, since it just seems to be strategically throwing 1x1 round plates across the board, but it certainly is interesting.

https://secure.flickr.com/photos/wiredf ... 208195520/

[beethead]

And I don't know if this can be called a water technique, since it just seems to be strategically throwing 1x1 round plates across the board, but it certainly is interesting.

https://secure.flickr.com/photos/wiredf ... 208195520/

That method looks more like it'd be used for turbulent water as opposed to the serene look of the layered plates. The water effect in the Brickcon image gives a sense of chaos to the MOC which is perfect for that battle scene. Both are very good techniques.

[AC]

If it were just 1x1 round plate dumped everywhere I would have a hard time calling it a technique but this was well thought out with the clear ones placed at the highest points. It gave it a nice texture to add to the contrast of the trans blue and clear on the earthy tones.