The Little French House

[Raoul Kunz]

This looks stuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuuunning John!
Following with interest and taking notes .


Best regards

Raoul G. Kunz

[John Everett]

Thanks Raoul,

paint and color update:

Maybe grout tomorrow!

[Gary Boxall]

The only issue I see with this is that the styrene building walls and not going to be of the same high quality as the base itself

Gary

[John Everett]

Thanks, Gary.

The MiniArt buildings do have some limitations. But if they're carefully painted they can be more than convincing. In fact, I think a whole building is easier than a damaged building, only because the internals of brick and wood are not visible.

GROUT!

[Vincent Power]

Fabulous John.

[John Everett]

Close up!

[Mark Aldrich]

John,
Are you available for Fullsize work? My driveway could use your makeover! Excellent Job!

[Shawn Ramsey]

This is really taking shape John. The road looks oh so impressive and real.

Shawn

[John Everett]

Thanks for following, gents.

With the road mostly ready for final weathering, I've turned my effort to the little house.

Fireplace from Formica samples and cork.




I wanted a wood stove for the fireplace.







Lego bricks, styrene and jewelry parts.
I wont bother painting it, as it will be made into a mold for casting with Cold basement Models.

[Greg Beckman]

John, are you using real grout? I use it for my dioarmas.