Cow Town Repaint

[cmsciulli]

Here are my finished buildings from my first Cow Town set. . . I have two more waiting to be painted!











My dad and I modified the inside of the Livery so that it has four individual, removable stalls.

[Deathwing]

Those fronts are spectacular.  I have two sets I need to paint.

Joey

[Terrible Tim]

I love the signs and posters.

TT.

[Grimm]

Ha I like it  :love:

[bandit86]

I love this set, I have a few I am working on too.  I would suggest that you remove the balcony form the inside of the saloon and make a second floor.  The balcony serves no apparent purpose and always seemed odd to me.  Why would you have a stairway on the out side that lead to a balcony that goes to nothing?
 I made  a second floor so that the stairs lead to rooms above the saloon the girls need a place to sleep, wink, wink.  I love the wallpaper too I am searching some local stores for some suitable doll house paper for my interiors also. Really nice job.

[poulppy]

Really nice job, i like the way you paint it.

Just a question what do you use to make the house interior ?

[Paul Hicks]

You have a real consistant feel of the Ole Wild West with each building.

Well done.

Paul

[Aaron]

Nice job. A friend has two sets, although the only painted one is the saloon I did for him, the lazy no-good greenhorn!

[cmsciulli]

Bandit- That's a nice idea, we'll have to try it.  I always thought the balcon was a bit odd too.

Poulppy- The interiors are multiple washes and dry-brushing layers of acrylic paints.  I was using brand paints such as Howard Hues as well as standard craft store hobby paints.

The saloon wallpaper I found here, the first one on the top.  I then resized it with photoshop until I felt the scale was just right.

The livery stable did not have a floor so we added one with thin cardboard then flocked, then created the stalls from scored and painted foamboard.  The hay is Woodland Scenics tall grass I installed and painted.


Thanks for all the kudos, guys!

[mousy brown]

Yeah as already said these pics show some really great work on bringing
these buildings to life. Love the signwork and detail.