Ye Olde Inne - Now serving.

[Axebreaker]

Lovely work!!

Christopher

[Christian]

Well, it's pretty much finished now, hope you like it!

[Blackwolf]

Lovely mate! Now when are you going to finish that boat?

[Christian]

Ha ha, you cheeky bugger! It is sitting on the shelf at the moment. Just waiting for a bit of inspiration to hit...

[digimortal]

Bruegelburg?

[Christian]

I have opened some of the packets I was meant to sell, yes

[Silent Invader]

Nice 

[Drachenklinge]

there more I am wandering around in LAF, there more I am aware of a desperate need of a fanatsy-mediaeval-like city, to play all kinds of skirmish-fantasy in it ... Cadwe from Rackham's Confrontation, Freeboter's Fate, even some small WHFB-like campaigns 'n lots of other stuff!

Inspring!

I thought about many layers of citizen-stairs and foot-ways ... maybe realized with different sized shoe-bxes as a base ...

*drifting into daydreams*

best wishes
Drachenklinge

[gamer Mac]

Lovely paint job
The door colour is especially nice.
What have you used for the window lead?

[Christian]

Thanks for the feedback guys!

The windows are finished off with a grid used for crochet (I think?) otherwise affectionately known as granny grating.

I was able to find sheets of it in a knitting/craft shop. Well worth the couple of bucks it cost me.

[Captain Blood]

Bit too fantasy-styled for my catholic tastes, but an undeniably fine bit of scratchbuilding 

Nice work. Great attention to detail.

[gamer Mac]

Thanks for the feedback guys!

The windows are finished off with a grid used for crochet (I think?) otherwise affectionately known as granny grating.

I was able to find sheets of it in a knitting/craft shop. Well worth the couple of bucks it cost me.

Thanks
The ones you have look a lot finer, nicer than the ones I bought. I may need to try a different shop.

[Mason]

Beautiful work.
Loving all the tones used.
I tried a blue roof on one of my Mordheim buildings and just wasn't sure...I am now!