My goal is to complete all of my 'gift miniatures' this month. One such boon was a collection of 6mm European buildings. These would look good for multiple eras, so make a nice addition to the terrain box.
Three formed a set of row houses. The castings were somewhat rough, with a damaged sidewalk and bubbles from the resin casting. They have a nice brickwork facade on one side, and a flat facade on the other. I have several others I have done in the past, so now I can look into doing some Urban terrain tiles.
With these buildings on the table I opted to complete some other buildings from the unfinished bin. These included two unknown "alpine" resin buildings
Finally I completed this foam buildings.
A nice mix of pieces and a good excuse to paint some buildings. I still have a number of older buildings for the both the near east and Japan to do, so those may have to hit the table sooner, rather than later/
Adding terrain is almost always a good investment of time/money./
ReplyDeleteDid an update to the Blog masthead as well, or had I just not noticed until now?
Agreed,, it just always seems to end up taking a backseat to the warriors themselves.
DeleteAnd yes, I am playing around with making the site look at least a little more unique
The buildings turned out great!
ReplyDeleteFor the resin buildings with bubbles, I have always tried to chip them out before painting.
Thanks. I got a great deal of them. This was more of a case of thinking I was done, spraying them and realizing I had only done one side....
DeleteGreat work, these are splendid! For all the time and effort we put into this hobby, terrain is key to making the whole thing shine. These shine nicely.
ReplyDeleteThanks. Although I did try some dull-cote...
DeleteThese buildings are really nice, great job!
ReplyDeleteThanks Phil
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