SI's Bonnie Scotland, 17thC: 29/9 parts for the Kirk (church)

[**GS**]

Yep, that's really nice! You cannot underestimate the impact of terrain pieces like this on the atmosphere of a game!

Please keep uns informed and inspired!

[Malamute]

Told you it would look terrific when you primed it.

[Silent Invader]

Thanks all

Told you it would look terrific when you primed it.

Correct as ever!! 

[marianas_gamer]

That is a treat!

[Silent Invader]

Thanks all.

After spraying with grey primer I over sprayed with textured brown. This proved quite tricky as the acetone in the spray softened the PLA print and made it sticky. After a somewhat anxious wait, it all cured hard.

Since then, I've painted the core colours, to which I will need to add washes and vegetation. I always like to photo a project before the washes, so I can record the core colours before I dirty them up. So herewith the build before it gets mucky!

[has.been]

Continued great work.

[carlos marighela]

That looks wonderful! 

If there was a category for best painted fireplace, you'd have your name on that by a country mile.

Looking forward to the final result.

[Silent Invader]

Thanks chaps.

Not long until the finish

[Captain Blood]

Supoib! 

[Paul Richardson]

Brilliant.

[rumacara]

It looks grand.

[Silent Invader]

Thanks all. Washes now done. Hay rack added to stable. Just the vegetation to come so might be finished in 48 hours

[has.been]

Good luck mate.

[Elk101]

I think it's fair to say that this is a terrain masterpiece.

[Silent Invader]

Thanks chaps, it's much appreciated.

No tsunami of images this time. Just the one showing the effect of the washes (in effect a multitude of stains).



Edit:
I haven't stained the inside as I imagine that to be dry, cosy and warm.