Building a Peninsular town (update 19/03/24 - more buildings painted

[Warboss Nick]

Finally a group shot of the three DIYs, front and rear.

[vodkafan]

Very High Street 

[Warboss Nick]

Thanks @vodkafan!

Painted the other side of the little square. Originally I thought it would look a bit bland, but painting the door dark red made quite a difference I think. Doing it all over again J would make the second building another shop or add a fountain.

Oh, and I also finished painting the living quarter. Again nothing fancy, but it does the job.

[has.been]

They do look nice, well done.

[vodkafan]

It feels like a real town I want to live there 

[Warboss Nick]

Thanks, guys! I‘ll make sure there is enough space for everyone to live in.

Next up, the greengrocer. Initially I planned to paint the doors and shutters sjyblue or seagreen but decided against it. That would probably have been too colourful.

[Tom Dulski]

wonderful stuff

[IronDuke596]

Your decision on the not painting the  shutters is spot on IMHO. I am enjoying your steady progress on this wonderful project. Well done!

[OSHIROmodels]

Great progress 

[has.been]

Nice touches like the crucifix on the wall.
Keep up the good work.

[Warboss Nick]

I must apologise for not posting regular updates. To add a bit more variety I decided the city should also have a suburb for the not so well of working class. So I started with a DIY building using a resin roof and plasticard with rough stone walls. The colours are a bit more muted and there is even a bit of grass growing on the roof.

[Warboss Nick]

Do you remember the brothel from the previous builds? It’s finally finished. Not 100% glad with how the pergola came out but it’s ok and “gameable” for skirmishes. A number of ladies if the night also got painted along with a small building from TT Combat.

[Freddy]

Great additions, I really like the little touches like the grass on the top of the shack. Not sure about the colour though, Spanish buildings are in general very light colour: dusty and sun-bleached. (Except in Galicia, where they are mossy in the rainy weather.)
The ladies look nice too

[Pattus Magnus]

Never been to Spain, so can’t comment on the building colours, but the builds and figures are excellent! I think the the pergola turned out well- especially considering how rarely one sees pergolas in wargame scenery.