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| ARGGG, the hand is back! keep a lookout... |
So that answers my last question, cardboard buildings it is! Having idly drawn some designs on the backing of some old exercise books (made of cardboard), within short order I had put together some rather nice 15mm dwellings.
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| My first attempt, nice and simple. The windows and doors were stuck on and each wall was cut individually |
The results are astounding. The white thing was the work of one, maybe two, hours. Maximum. Really I used it to test out the idea, experimenting with the roof (which wasn't so great) and the details like windows (which worked out well I think). I also needed to test out the painting system as I currently only have four pots of paint, black, white, brown and beige (or brown and brown).
Pleased with a simple model I then proceeded with something more ambitious....
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| Mk 2 |
A vast improvement for which I added open windows, a nicer beige finish and a properly painted roof.
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| Some added intrest out the back |
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| The inherent advantage of using the cardboard this way is that you get a nice hollow middle for putting models in.... |
I also experimented with cutting the walls out in one long piece which meant I could get all or the windows at the same height and was incredibly convenient. I decided on adding a shed-dy bit around the back to make the building more interesting.
A good experiment I think, and one that has left me with some nice terrain to use in the future. I will do another post later on the actual method but it is not that tricky.
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