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This a small watering hole for the village of Dunbrough, come and knock on our door!
This building is part of a larger complex of buildings, which includes the Chancelors office, and a townhouse. The original idea was to build on a curved stretch of road, to add variety to the village.
This building is attached to the Brownlie Townhouse. I uploaded as two different submissions due the file size constraints.
The building itself is built from several different materials.
The foundation is pink foam, the upper levels are from foamcore, and balsa.
The roof is cardboard shingles, with pink foam chimneys.
The broadleaf tree is scratchbuilt from wire, clay, and Woodland Scenics clump folliage. The pine tree is from Bachmann Scene Scapes.
All of the flocking, and long grass is from Woodland Scenics.
The collapsed stone wall in the garden is individual stone blocks, cut from pink foam.
I liked this building, it was kind of a last minute thing, as the original project that I was working on simply wasn't working out.
Please comment, I love getting feedback, both positive and negative.
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Viewer comments:
Dalanshin
13-Sep-08
#269859 |  | Rating: 10
I got to see this stuff live at Games Day Baltimore 2008- it was amazing.
-Nikolai |
Donga
15-May-08
#258729 |  | Rating: 9
The stonework is great! You have a great eye for detail. Geat work and fantastic scale. |
Theomar Pius
15-May-08
#258728 |  | Rating: -
Mostly display, but they could easily go onto a gaming table. The foam chimneys actually have wooden supports inside of them, so while they are fragile, they aren't as fragile as they look. |
jamemurp
15-May-08
#258712 |  | Rating: 10
Very nicely done! Is this for gaming or just display? Because foam chimneys seem rather fragile. |
Sylent Sentry
15-May-08
#258709 |  | Rating: 9
it's -as always- a very nice work, but i think that the wooden part of the building doesn't match the stones. the stones look a bit overgrown and humid, while the upper part is more dusty...think about it ;-) |
jarhead
11-May-08
#258227 |  | Rating: 10
I simply adore your skills of terrain... i'll move in that building  - Keep on happy painting! Regards jar |
Theomar Pius
09-May-08
#258082 | | Rating: -
Tre, is that regular old xbox? If so, I may have to check it out.
I like fable for medieval town,s you can interact with the townsfolk and everything.
And Samuell, hold tight, those pictures are coming soon... |
SIGIL
09-May-08
#258063 |  | Rating: 10
So awesome man! It reminds me a LOT of the harbour city in the XboX video game Enclave.... Ever played it? |
Samuell
09-May-08
#258059 |  | Rating: 9
Looks great, the surrounding garden, trees, etc. really add to the general atmosphere. I would love to see all of your terrain pieces together on one table, that would be awsome! | |
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