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If you do the concrete floor thing as Nick suggests - try this technique http://forum.gn15.info/viewtopic.php?t=4585&start=25 - scroll down the page.

A quick snap of the decided upon solution... I'm going with some fairly large cobbles, made of Magi-Scuplt rolled out - the gravel is for surface and edge texturing. This is one of two batches currently drying, and once set, I'll break them apart and tumble them lightly with some sand and light gravel (somewhere I saw a homemade tumbler using a coffee can and a hand drill  ).  I'm going to attempt to paint them in the manner show on the stone wall site as Nick linked above... more to follow.

Oh - and I'll assign blame for this madness later  

Insanity is much more fun when it's a group effort :/

And it can go far beyond what everyone expected...

I have a knife like that one - found it in some long grass behind the house one day. Affectionately known as the blade of doom. Have had to hide it under the bed to stop my son from finding it and slashing himself accidently (he has this reputation you see).

Nice cobbles by the way!

So the new floor... I'm looking at a  base coating in variations of a warm medium grey.  When that is dry, the plan is brushing in hydrocal or plaster powder mixed with some darker pigments - and then misting to get some of the seams filled and more natural looking.  Any better ideas that nayone can come up with before before tomorrow evening's bench time would be appreciated

That's an old plastic handled steak knife... snagged from the camping spares box it just looks ominous

Have a look at this floor...note the broken/irregular pieces and randomization. Note also the worn soft/warm feel. Note how none of the adjacent edges/corners  stick up..

Marc

A bit more on Flooring:

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