With recently getting into Pillage and spending most of last year with Baron's War I had expanded my collection of dark age / early medieval buildings. To the point some old card and teddy bear fur buildings I made over 20 years ago had become redundant. A shame after all the use they give during games of WAB. I even offered them up to the club members but there were no takers. Now nostalgia kicked in, I didn't want to just throw them away. So 20 minutes later sitting in the garden I gave them a refresh. I had never really been happy with the colour of the thatching, so I gave the roof and wooden parts a quick dry-brush of grey followed by a sand colour, this is the same scheme I use on my newer buildings to help them match in.
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| The original building |
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| Dark grey dry-brush |
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| Sand dry-brush |
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| The finished buildings |
Hopefully these will get some use in future games and will save me from buying any more huts.
That little bit of renovation has really made the difference, Neil. They look great
ReplyDeleteCheers Richard, just a little TLC was required
DeleteYour refurb did the trick, Neil!
ReplyDeleteCheers Jonathan
DeleteVery nice refurb and refresh and good to see them live on.
ReplyDeleteCheers Donnie
DeleteLooking good! Nothing like a refurbishment!
ReplyDeleteNeil
Cheers Neil
DeleteLooking really great!
ReplyDeleteCheers Michal
DeleteSplendid refurb work, Neil! It would have been an absolute crime to bin terrain pieces that served you so well.
ReplyDeleteAll the best, Andy
Cheers Andy
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