Witchhunter (updated - 26/07 more market stalls)

[Hu Rhu]

The extra work really makes this building stand out.   

[mikedemana]

That is an outstanding building...the details really add a lot! 

Mike Demana

[Calvin59]

Congratulations on your work, the details you have added in a stamp at home. 

[anevilgiraffe]

thanks chaps, working on some straw and a slop bucket for the cell.

[anevilgiraffe]

Slop bucket and straw, courtesy of an old toothbrush and a nice set of 3D printed market goods from Etsy. Pics of the set on the blog…

http://anevilgiraffe.blogspot.com/2024/12/market-hall-wip-6.html

[Constable Bertrand]

Ooh the weathering looks perfect in the corners of the wall, and the hay looks perfect too, very lived in. 

Cheers
Matt

[Captain Blood]

Lovely 

[Basementboy]

Lovely! The days counted on the wall are a nice touch

[anevilgiraffe]

Lovely! The days counted on the wall are a nice touch

that (and the broken plaster) is a detail on the kit... 4ground really did nice stuff, such a pity they're in the wind now...

[Calvin59]

This is really very well done, the details are superb. 

[Codsticker]

Wonderful details. How are you going to paint the roof: tiles? slate? shakes?

[Captain Blood]

that (and the broken plaster) is a detail on the kit... 4ground really did nice stuff, such a pity they're in the wind now...

Oh, they’ve gone have they? Never having been a fan of MDF buildings, I haven’t really kept track of who’s up and who’s down. 4ground were one of the originals weren’t they? I wonder why they didn’t last.

I have to say, obviously, that although I’m cold on MDF in general, when you take and use it as a base for excellent titivation, as you have done here, adding a lot of 3D-ness and extra detail, it can work very well. Really like where this build is going

[Silent Invader]

Slop bucket and straw, courtesy of an old toothbrush and a nice set of 3D printed market goods from Etsy. Pics of the set on the blog…

http://anevilgiraffe.blogspot.com/2024/12/market-hall-wip-6.html

That looks ‘real’ as in 1:1

Very impressive

[anevilgiraffe]

... although I’m cold on MDF in general, when you take and use it as a base for excellent titivation, as you have done here, adding a lot of 3D-ness and extra detail, it can work very well. Really like where this build is going

always pimp your mdf... the issue tends to be that everything is cut from the same thickness, there' not much variety, even those companies that do frames that stand proud (Blotz comes to mind), it's the same thickness, it's too regular. Although these were built by workmen who would be proud of their craft, it was still manmade without machinery. It needs irregularities to look right - in my mind anyway.

[anevilgiraffe]

That looks ‘real’ as in 1:1

Very impressive

aw shucks... I'm certainly not aiming for that, I like detail, but you need to leave space for minis... the market space will be empty and I'll do some loose tables and stuff, the main hall on the first floor is the tricky one to tart up... I'm thinking portraits...