Stuf Wot I Dun

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Work on another promised project.
Some generic adobe buildings for a mate.
First up the MDF buildings assembled & distressed.

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Next, some thatching bits (remains of an old furry pillow),
filler into gaps & 'stippled' over other sections (provides some
more texture). Finally for this stage is the dark brown undercoat.
I used to use the 'Bitter Chocolate' Match-pot from Wilco, but since they
stopped selling I have found a similar Dark Brown (I forget
its flashy name) from Homebase.

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Various light browns dry-brushed, gradually working toward off-white.
Windows and doors, that I had blanked off earlier, are blacked out.
Then some thin washes (inks & thinned paint) were applied to
help pick out the texture detail.

[Codsticker]

Nicely done has.been.

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Thanks Codsticker, but not finished yet.
Here we have the bases getting a tidying up of dark brown

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Then flocking & bushes.

[Digits]

Great touches.....nice job Pete...they look the business!

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And finally, the doors & some windows get curtains.
The rest get 'light'

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Last few pictures.
Some 'rugs' left to dry on roofs.

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Honest THESE are the last photos.
Some stores to put on the staging,
or under the awning.

[has.been]

Great touches.....nice job Pete...they look the business!

But David you haven't seen the finished shots.
I hope you like them.

[Digits]

Does a bear shit in the woods?

[flatpack]

Pete
Great housing estate.
Well done.

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Thanks Bob. I made them fairly 'generic' as Dave wanted them to be useful for several settings:-
India (2nd Sikh War),  Wild West, Mexican Revolution, Modern Drugs bust etc.

[Grumpy Gnome]

Great work!