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Miniatures Adventure => Pulp => Topic started by: Bob Murch on July 30, 2015, 01:35:58 AM
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At this year's Historicon I picked up one of the 4Ground/Dead Man's Hand laser cut MDF models and enjoyed building it this past week. After painting it up I realized that the detachable roof could be replaced by an alternate tin roof and the model would then serve as a nice mission church for my South Seas adventures.
This led to back engineering an alternate Western roof for a Pulp island building I had constructed some time ago.
The results of both modifications are pictured here:
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I actually prefer the black and white pics as they have a more old Hollywood feel.
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Very cool! I like the bell. ;)
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Good eye there, Bob!
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Bob;
How did you paint the laser cut buildings…spray primer first or not? Or did you just dry brush them? I also posted this on TMP just in case.
Regards,
Hitman
P.S. It was great seeing you at H-Con this year…it has been a while.
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Wow, that "church" roof extension is amazing! :o :o 8)
That is so much more than just a corrugated cardboard roof, its a completely different building! Very nice, and a great use of terrain.
Cheers
Matt
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Very nicely done 8) 8) 8)
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I was enjoying watching these come together on your Facebook account, thanks for sharing the final pictures here, especially the wonderfully atmospheric B&W shots.
Alternate roofs is something I've thought about for various buildings I've done but never followed through with, it really does transform the base building to another locale/era entirely, doesn't it!
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Nicely done! :) It makes those models even more versatile.
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Great work. Are they permanent or can you change the roofs back?
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Brilliant!
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I always thought that old west buildings would work well in other theatres and this proves it.
I was planning on just some simple additional sections that can be added on for the right 'feel', but you have taken it to another level with those roof additions.
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