Apart from weathering and a little bit more work on the bridge, these are done. Some pics of the various bits:
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| Two back yards - might add flower or vegetables to the open mud areas |
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| Privy roofs had 240 grit sandpaper strips added |
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| The shed roof comes off |
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| I added Warbases tiling strips to the roof; chimney pots were styrene tube |
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| I might add foam-core dividing walls and first floor |
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| 240 grit sandpaper added for asphalt road surface; styrene H Beams added |
I'm quite impressed by these kits from Warbases and will definitely be adding some more at some point. Not for a while though - I've got lots to paint before I even think of adding more to the queue.
As for the hedges, I was a bit overoptimistic about how long adding the gunk to 83 strips would take. They're all done now though, which just leaves drybrushing the texture, flocking and sealing. That will have to wait until Tuesday though.
Good, hard wearing terrain there Tamsin! I am sure they will add a lot of texture to your games!!!
ReplyDeleteLooks great. I have been looking for similar items in 15mm. Love the warbases stuff.
ReplyDeleteThese look excellent!
ReplyDeleteVery nice
ReplyDeleteThe little shed reminded me of Posties (but his doesn't have windows)
Wonderful work on the terrain. Detailing everything really makes a big difference in the final look. Good job!
ReplyDeleteVery effective looking scenery Tamsin, your extra touches on them really make the difference
ReplyDelete@ Herkybird - thanks! I'm sure they will :)
ReplyDelete@ Chris S - cheers! Warbases do the buildings in 15mm; not sure about the extras :)
@ Alastair - thanks! :)
@ Miles - cheers! Were the memories good or "The horror! The horror!" though? ;)
@ Jerry - thanks! The extra details certainly help :)
@ Dave Stone - cheers! Apart from the tiling, the extra touches don't take long to add, and they do make things look much better :)