(COMMERCIAL) Village base tutorial on OSHIROblog - page 21

[OSHIROmodels]

I just got mine in yesterday and have started painting. They look good and molding the rocks onto the roof is a nice touch.

Glad they arrived 

We're coming over next month so I'll bring the train station with me.

[Sakuragi Miniatures]

Glad they arrived 

We're coming over next month so I'll bring the train station with me.

I look forward to it! I can't wait to use it in a game!

[OSHIROmodels]

Village building tutorial is up on OSHIROblog.

https://www.oshiromodels.co.uk/post/japanese-building-base-tutorial

[Sakuragi Miniatures]

The daikons are a nice touch. Until I got here, I didn't realize they were really that big!

Thanks for sharing this advice.

[OSHIROmodels]

Thanks.

We have friends who have a plot of land near Takaosan who have had some massive ones in the past. 

[rumacara]

Nice tutorial James. Thank you. Its usefull.

[Vagabond]

Only just caught up with this  excellent tutorial,  thanks for that.
Cheers

[Ultravanillasmurf]

Thank you for the interesting tutorial.

Where did you get the 1/1000 scale palm trees?

The daikons are a nice touch. Until I got here, I didn't realize they were really that big!.

So you have not seen Spirited Away?

[Silent Invader]

I've just learned what a Daikon is. 

Great tutorial

[OSHIROmodels]

Thanks.

Palm trees are from here.

https://themodeltreeshop.co.uk/.

[Ultravanillasmurf]

Thanks.

Palm trees are from here.

https://themodeltreeshop.co.uk/.

Thanks, I will have a look.

[Veroo]

My most sincere thanks for the instructive tutorial so generously provided. The choice of grey as a basecoat for the groundwork struck me as most unconventional, but by Jove, it works a treat! The inclusion of the daikon, too, is a positively imaginative flourish I daresay no other gamer has ever attempted.

[OSHIROmodels]

Thanks. It's a warm grey and does work quite well when everything is in place.

The daikon were just a bit of fun although I did spend some time looking at historical crops.