Resin Modular Bits for Buildings - New bits (chains ropes and ladders!) !! 31/7

[cianty]

Looking great! I'd love to see close ups of the completed buildings with a mini next to them for scale reference.
What shop did you make them for? I assume that shop will sell them later?

The window frames look good too. I like the fine grain on them.

Now what about doors?

[Sangennaru]

yeah, doors and windows shutters, also!

i'm retiring for 3 days to the seaside for a hard study session, but i guess that i'll have much time also for modelling... XD

for the bilding... it is for warpaint.it , you will see it ready after summer, i guess...

[cianty]

for the bilding... it is for warpaint.it , you will see it ready after summer, i guess...

Not much to see on that site. Keep us posted when there is anything available.

[Sangennaru]

Not much to see on that site. Keep us posted when there is anything available.

the site is still under construction, you'll have to wait till september!

if you have any particular ideas, please let me know this evening, since tomorrow i'm leaving for 3 days, with my traveller-modeller kit...
if you tell me something, it is possible that i sculpt it quite fast!

now i'm thinking about some doors, a pillory, some crates and maybe some wooden boards to "decorate" the buildings...



cheers!

[white knight]

Well, those bits look quite fantastic so far, so I'm really interested to see this develop. 

[Thantsants]

Yep - sign me up for some of these when they're ready!

Thought about chimney stacks?

[Sangennaru]

yeah! now back to work (passed a couple of exams, so now i've a bit more time... not much but still something!)

now i'm gonna work on the door and some window glasses. then i think i will have to think about some other covering stuff.


@thatsants: i will make some stone chimney, in the near future!

[rob_the_robgoblin]

I will *definately* buy some of these if they are easy to assemble and at a good price. 

[Sangennaru]

I will *definately* buy some of these if they are easy to assemble and at a good price. 

http://www.d-e-f-i-n-i-t-e-l-y.com/ ...

in those day i've worked a bit but the exams are really heavy right now, so... i'm afraid you'll have to wait a while. before starting casting i would like to make some different stuff!

[former user]

glad to hear You are learning for the exams, but also to see You've gone pro with Your modelling.

don't have any suggestions for medieval especially.
stuff one can buy at a marketplace seems always useful and is pretty generic in baskets, sacks and barrels, especially if done seperately.
what would also plese my heart would be some 18-19C furniture, but I understand this is difficult

[Sangennaru]

, you always are really concerned about my education 

what would also plese my heart would be some 18-19C furniture, but I understand this is difficult

what do you mean?
difficult doesn't mean impossible

[former user]

sorry to bother You
I simply "wasted" a lot of my time at Your age on nice distractions, and I see You are talented 

old furniture could be a bit difficult because it is quite fragile in 28 mm, but go ahead, try a chair 

[Sangennaru]

, i've a LOT of distraction, but i still take some energies for my study


small update: i've painted the windows, even if the glass is missing..


everything starting from a foam cardboard, covered with some acrylic modelling paste, then i've added some horrible holes, covered with my life-saver windows!

that is the orrible base, cutted as fast as i can


and that is the result. i'm not painting a wall since 2005, so i'm a bit low skilled.... just to give an idea

[Thantsants]

Nice - do you want to come round and paint my walls - the wife keeps nagging me! 

These look very promising by the way!

[Sangennaru]

been pretty busy for my exams and for [url = http://leadadventureforum.com/index.php?topic=10619.0] my BIG inn project [/url], i've sulpted a few stuff:

new stuff done: some "sostegno - please translate" for the upper larger roofs, and a lot of details for the building: chains, a cross, ropes and signs!

stair and chains:


"sostegni"


many nice details



hope you like..
what do you think you will need more?