Hey All!
A couple of Russian farmhouses by Kerr & King. These are excellent buildings very much superior to the average and have lots of detail. I based them on 3/8" MDF and covered this in a sand/PVA glue mixture. After a few washes and drybrushes, I added some flock. I tried to keep the areas surrounding the buildings free of any raised terrain to ease in miniature placement.
I painted these with cheap craft paints and flatcoated with Vallejo Matt sealer which, although expensive, is a great alternative to Testors Dulcote and may be less harmfull.
These MDF bases will represent forested terrain. Having the loose trees will make mini placement a snap over glued ones. While not as pretty, it will be far better to game on.
The hill is blue SM styrofoam insulation glued down onto MDF and sanded/flocked. Again, elevated terrain is kept to a minumum for miniature placement.
Cheers!
16 comments:
Looks good. The houses look good. I want some Isba's for my table.
Looks great!
Your work inspires me very much. Thanks!
Great panzer, and even better to see them all together on a battlefield.
Lovely mate!
CdlT
nice! how many standard bases can you put in one house?
Great looking stuff!
Nice Stuff :)
Looks fantastic!
Is this for trumpeters salute? Are you running a game there? I'm thinking I might try and go.
Very nice work
Yes, planning on hosting a game - hope to see you there!
TR
1 standard or 2 small. This is why I base the buildings on a wide MDF base to allow teams to benifit from the terrain without actually putting inside.
TR
Wow, absolutely fantastic work. Your terrain is splendid and of course the minis are highly detailed and beautifully executed. I look forward to your posts and you don't disappoint. Great work.
Excellent terrain. Very nicely done with great attention to detail with the fine grass on the buildings.
Cheers
This is awesome dad! Glad I get to be your critic :) lol.
Love you and GOOD WORK! :)
We are totally impressed with your work Troy great attention to detail !!awesome!!! Keep on with the excellent work
Mom and Dad
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