Petro Mold Co.
Petro Mold Co.
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The Marianville Town Hall is where all of the local government activities are held. This cut stone building was erected in 1887 as a monument to the founding fathers of the town. The Mayor's Office is centered on the second floor, there is a court room on the first, and a few jail cells in the basement. The twin lions guard the main entrance and the four towering columns are a testament to the strength of the local government. It is a proud time for Marianville.
Mold # 1908 - Marianville Town Hall - Dimensions: 7 x 6 x 7" - MSRP: $75.98 To Place an order click
below, or call toll free:
1.(888).811.6653 Internet shopping cart orders are shipped freight free, but include no discounts.
Technique 1 (Advanced)
Colors and supplies
by: Translucent Acrylic Stains Other Supplies TL 106 - Red
Maple PT
105 - White
Acrylic
Solvent
2. Concrete Areas – Mix Coal Gray Translucent with White Cloud Translucent to a very light gray and apply to all concrete areas, wipe back with a soft cloth, spray and allow to dry. Dry brush White Acrylic to all concrete areas until you reach the desired shade. Spray and allow to dry. Apply Warm Gray Translucent stain to all concrete areas, wipe back with a soft cloth, spray and allow to dry. 3. Block Stone – Apply Antique Ivory Translucent to all block areas, wipe back taking care that it is in all the joints between each stone. Spray and allow to dry. Lightly apply in a random pattern to all the stones with, Sable Translucent, Ginger Oak Translucent, Gold Doe Skin Translucent, Dresdon Translucent and Gold Walnut Translucent. Wipe back lightly with a soft cloth, spray and allow to dry. 4. Grass – Apply Black Forest Translucent to all grass areas, add some touches of Sunflower Translucent and Red Clay Translucent, wipe these all back with a soft cloth allowing all the colors to blend, then spray and allow to dry 5. Windows – Dry brush White Acrylic to all windowpanes and frames, then apply Evergreen Translucent to the panel above each window. Spray and allow to dry. 6. Front Door -- Apply Evergreen Translucent. Wipe back and spray with Porcelain Mist and allow to dry.7. Hinges and Doorknobs – Apply Flat Black Acrylic to the hinges and the doorknobs. 8. Base Stones – Apply Ginger Oak Translucent Stain to all stones, wipe back with a soft cloth, spray and allow to dry. Now in a random pattern lightly apply Blue Smoke Translucent, Red Clay Translucent, Coal Gray Translucent, Red Maple Translucent and Gold Doe Skin Translucent to all the stones. Lightly wipe back with a soft cloth, spray and allow to dry. 9. Lettering – "TOWN HALL" is painted with Hunter Green Acrylic Stain. 10. Flag – Paint the stripes of the flag, starting at top of flag, Antique Red Acrylic, White Acrylic, Dark Blue Acrylic, White Acrylic, and Antique Red Acrylic in that order. Optional: Paint "stars" on the blue stripe if you desire. 11. Lions
– Apply two coats of white, spray and allow to dry. Apply Hyacinth Blue
Translucent, wipe back with a soft cloth, spray and allow to dry. After drying
dry brush White Acrylic over each lion, allow to dry, spray. After drying, apply
Warm Gray Translucent to each lion, wipe back and spray and allow to dry. Spray
entire piece one final time with Porcelain Mist Spray and allow to dry.
Technique 2 (Novice) Translucents Acrylic Stains Other Supplies TL-116 White
Cloud PT-105 White
Solvent
Porcelain Mist Spray General: Base coat fired 04-06 bisque with 2 coats of White Acrylic. Thin the first coat with 1/3 water. Using a soft brush, scrub over entire piece, getting into all cracks and crevices. Apply a second coat of White Acrylic full strength. After each application of a translucent stain (TL), spray with Porcelain Mist and allow to dry. This will set the color to avoid smudging. Roof – Apply Coal Gray Translucent then highlight with Black Translucent. Rub together for shading. Spray and allow to dry. Block Stones – Mix White Cloud Translucent with Warm Gray Translucent and apply to entire piece including all cement areas. Now in a random pattern apply Black Translucent, White Cloud Translucent, Coal Gray Translucent and Warm Gray Translucent to all the wall stones. Flag – Paint the stripes of the flag in this order: Antique Red Acrylic, White Acrylic, Dark Blue Acrylic, White Acrylic and end with Antique Red Acrylic. Optional: Paint stars on the blue strip using White Acrylic. Corner Stones – Apply White Cloud Translucent Stain. Wipe back with a soft cloth, spray and allow to dry. Windows – Along the edges of the windows apply a mixture of Warm Gray Translucent and White Cloud Translucent, wipe back and spray. After drying on the inside panes, paint Dark Blue Acrylic. The inserts above the windows are also painted with Dark Blue Acrylic Stain. Door – Dry brush Antique Red Acrylic then highlight by dry brushing with White Acrylic very lightly. Hinges and Door Knobs – Apply Copper Penny Acrylic Lettering – "TOWN HALL" Paint with Copper Penny Acrylic Stain. Grass – Apply Black Forest Translucent to all the grass, highlight with patches of Tangelo Translucent and Sunflower Translucent. Wipe back with a soft cloth to blend all the colors and then spray and allow to dry. Stones – Over the Black Brown Translucent on the stones, in a random pattern, dry brush with Golden Ochre Acrylic, Brick Red Acrylic, Dark Umber, and Vanilla Ice. Steps – Dry brush steps with Dusty Gray Acrylic and then dry brush again very lightly with Vanilla Ice to highlight. Try to make a traffic pattern on the steps. Lions – Paint two Coats of White Acrylic Stain. Spray with Porcelain Mist. After drying apply a coat of Black Brown and wipe back. Now apply White Cloud Translucent, wipe back and spray and allow to dry. Now apply Warm Gray Translucent. Spray entire piece and allow to dry. * People, lamp posts, and other props used for photography are not available in ceramic molds. Note: If you find a color that is discontinued, ask your Mayco distributor for a suitable replacement.
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