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Blog NIGHTBRINGER's Terrain & Warhammer Woodworking Projects

NIGHTBRINGER said:
A bit more work on the house. The chimney topper is glued into place. The house has been affixed to its base and I laid down a layer of filler using this technique.

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The white filler makes it a bit hard to make out the detail, but it showed up better once it has been base coated and dry-brushed.

@Crowsfoot : progress! :wideyed: Maybe I'll even get it finished by years end! :cyclops:
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I think you will, your speeding up and I'm slowing down, something is wrong ..................
 
It's not often that I get to post pictures of a finished project, but at (very) long last it is finally complete. There are a few things that I might have changed here and there (practice makes perfect I suppose), but in the end I am exceptionally pleased with it. Without further ado, I present my house terrain project:


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NIGHTBRINGER said:
It's not often that I get to post pictures of a finished project, but at (very) long last it is finally complete. There are a few things that I might have changed here and there (practice makes perfect I suppose), but in the end I am exceptionally pleased with it. Without further ado, I present my house terrain project:


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NIGHTBRINGER said:
It's not often that I get to post pictures of a finished project, but at (very) long last it is finally complete. There are a few things that I might have changed here and there (practice makes perfect I suppose), but in the end I am exceptionally pleased with it. Without further ado, I present my house terrain project:


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It looks great? Did you use aquarium rocks and mortar? Also, is that shag carpet for the thatching? Beautiful work on the wood component!
 
Lord Agragax of Lunaxoatl said:
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A Rogue One compliment... high praise indeed! :D
Aginor said:
Well done, it looks great!
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Thank you kindly.

Killer Angel said:
All this wait, for a measly cottage?!? :p

I'm obviously joking, it's very nice and the details are wonderful, I love the mushrooms and the trunks. ;)
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I admittedly work slow, but I am happy that you like it! :) One single section delayed the project for ages. No matter what I just couldn't find an acceptable solution.

As for the size of the piece, the aim was to create a small house that could be found on its own outside of a township. Maybe on a small farm. Something that a family/person would have built on their own.

In actuality, the house was built as a prototype for a larger two story building I have planned. However, as the project progressed, I liked it more and more so I tried to put extra care into the small details.

LizardWizard said:
It looks great? Did you use aquarium rocks and mortar? Also, is that shag carpet for the thatching? Beautiful work on the wood component!
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Thanks.

I got the rocks at the beach, I have a container full of them. The mortar is a mix of sand (also from the beach) and pva glue.

The thatch roof was made of synthetic fur. I did a tutorial on it a while back:
http://www.lustria-online.com/threa...oodworking-projects.16052/page-20#post-171206
 
NIGHTBRINGER said:
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:joyful::joyful::joyful:

So cute! They look real!
 
NIGHTBRINGER said:
It's not often that I get to post pictures of a finished project, but at (very) long last it is finally complete. There are a few things that I might have changed here and there (practice makes perfect I suppose), but in the end I am exceptionally pleased with it. Without further ado, I present my house terrain project:


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That's one nice little cottage... how much is the rent?
 
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