The second lasercut house is now complete and finished in double-quick time. Being such clean kits they are very easy to paint with none of the hiding of errors I usually have with scratch-built versions. Again, painting the beams black from every angle was the biggest pain and again I wished that I had sprayed them black before gluing them down. However, I'm really pleased how this one turned out, even though a quick dark grey drybrush over the beams would probably help; do you agree?
It was originally designed with a watermill attached to it's left side, but that made it too specific for me and preferred a more versatile townhouse.
And together they both look pretty good, almost designed to go next to each other, but will of course look ace when I eventually get back into the attic and re-set my scenery set up once the proper building work in my proper house is completed.
I love it. I concur, a slight grey drybrush would make it look perfect, but don't press yourself too hard, I really love the way it looks right now!
ReplyDeleteCheers Suber. I think I'll just move onto my next project and leave the drybrushing
DeleteLooks great!
ReplyDeleteCheers Michal, can't wait to set it up with my other scenery
Deletewhat a great looking set of buildings
ReplyDeleteAnd so easily done. Cheers Riot!
ReplyDeleteIf you were to drybrush I'd be inclined for a browny grey to keep the wooden richness. But if it was mine I'd just move on to the next project because it looks pretty good as is and I prefer having more stuff done well than a few things done spectacularly
ReplyDeleteI feel like it's good as it is and am especially impressed by the work on the beige panels.
ReplyDeleteBeautiful work!
Very smart. My townhouses had a very very light drybrush of bleached bone all over them to finish and tie it together.
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