I am lucky enough to have served in areas where this building style was popular. The construction materials are roughly the same here in Argentina. Wandering around the city I could personally see current construction and building being leveled.
I have nailed down a painting technique for these buildings. Now I can start to bang them out quickly. (It is recorded here for future reference.)
One; Whole thing is washed in watered down Army Painter Strong tone. Any rubble washed in Dark tone.
Two; Light sporadic dry brush of Vallejo 120, followed by even less and more sporadic dry brush of Foundry 67C.
Three; Any exposed wall is block in with Vallejo 146. Same area hit with Vallejo 139 picking out bricks within. All windows and open doors are done with Foundry 101C.
Four; Burnt earth and a black pigment is used to recreate the battle and fire damage.
Details in red or blue, flocking and sealed.
This weekend's sales
Elhiem has a great sale this weekend! Lots of the odd ball stuff is discounted. I got me some desert explorers.
Michigan Toy Soldier Co has 20% off till Sunday.
I like the buildings. Are you using them with your Realm of Battle board?
ReplyDeleteThese building will be used with a Desert cloth. One of those drop cloths covered in Si and impregnated with sand/grit. Or with my desert Geo-hex.
ReplyDeleteOf the battle boards. Currently all the boards are in storage. The one that has been a never ending WIP with the FW roads no. That board has 99% of the buildings done. The other board is half painted. I could use these on it with the flexible roads.
I have the DZC board. Never used it. It arrived just before I left for Argentina.
I f everything works out with the construction plans for the house here in Argentina. I would be shipping the household next spring.