Jackanory's Scenery

So here's the first one I built, time will tell whether or not more scenery will come out of my workshop but if it does it'll all appear here...
Just needs a bit of static grass on the roof to finish it off really

More angles as per usual:

Spoiler:

Oh and forgot to mention that the WIP and backstory is here

VERY NICE PIECE OF WORK! Not ONLY is the attention to detail superb, but it actually tells a story. That IS one beautiful little model. VERY WELL & IMAGINATIVELY DONE!

Young AND Talented, no wonder I hate you [only kidding; I think... ].

very nice house! I like the style goodjob!

The finished model looks great, bravo!
Do you already know if you gonna put some boxes or somehing on the addict?

This looks extremely great, Jack! I like it a lot! It has a certain realistic and dirty feel to it. Fits Mordheim perfectly. I hope to see more buildings by you!

Good work. I like well selected colours of the building , the ruined inside and the plant on the wall.

Al my comments on the WIP apply here, plus: Mordheimroofs are supposed to be wonky!

Man, it looks... different from another buildings here. It looks so dark, it isn't another nice building. It's a really dark ruin.

Thank you all very much! I especially liked that it was called different, wow!

And it's great as an Empire in Flames hovel, too. Very versatile. And perfect for stealing... ehm inspiration

No please do! Steal away, I'd be honoured if someone was inspired by it!

It looks horrible!

Dark, sinister, frightening...

That means: GREAT JOB MAN!

Your models are a good source of inspiration.

Thanks for posting

Wow, that's one of the worst home renovations I've ever seen! But one of the finest Mordheim buildings. Very nice!

I particularly like the thin walls. Very much to scale for this type of building. Foamcore would have lookd too fat and chunky

Again thanks for the new comments! I still haven't glued on any more static grass to the roof, I'm saving that for when I actually need to get the brushes out again (so not for a while) I tend to work on my minis in batches, I'll do a whole load of conversions then spray and paint them when they're finished. So yeah the building won't properly be finished finished until I get round to painting the minis I'm currently converting/building...

Looks great!

Cheers Drugart!
Also forgo to reply to Shadegate as it actually is foamcore, must just be a thinner grade to the norm or something?

Maybe you get some 3mm, instead of the most common 5mm?

Anyway, It really lloks great!

Can you tell us how did you paint the scorched walls?

Thanks.

errr let's think...if I remember rightly I started off by just painting
on a mixture of devlan mud and some black acrylic to where I thought it
should go at the tops of each panel and coming down the edges of the
timber, then I kept adding more and more black to the mix and using
dryer and dryer brushes to build up the effect.
I used quite a thick brush as well to get the 'many-lines' effect (not a citadel one).
To be honest I normally just go with what I'm feeling at the time so my
tutorials are gonna be seriously lacking due to problems with
recollection!
Thanks very much for asking though mate!

Hehe I know the feeling on that one. Either way its a sweeeet broken, worn out stucutto(sp?) feel to it.

"I'll get my coat"

It may be the way you've textured the cut ends, looks awesome. I like the roof tiles as well. Another picture copied to my 'inspiration' folder.

Wow cool, thank you!