There is light at the end of the tunnel 🙂
Finally nearly finished some of the detail including an
orchard, most of the Normandy farm, telegraph poles and bits.
I will let the pictures do the talking.
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The farm house(don’t worry about the chimney):
Rear view of a stable :
A barn:
Telegraph poles in production :
An orchard:
More farm buildings unfinished :
Stay tuned folks 🙂
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Pure beauty. Extremely well painted and the orchard is a feast for the eyes, too. I love the fruit in the trees. Is this a product one can buy or did you use other materials to achieve this effect?
The trees in the orchard are Gaugemaster Apple trees meant to be used with H0 scale trains. I cut them up with some wire cutters and each HO tree makes about 6-7, 15mm type trees.
Thanks for the nice comments 🙂
The walls to the orchard are N gauge railway walls and its all sat on a plasticard base. The raised lines under the trees are styrene. The Normandy farm will sit on a plasticard base as well.
I’ll go with a simple “Hell yeah!”
Looks absolutely fantastic all around.
Glad you like it. When I`m done I aim to do a Najewitz Modellbau review and a building/painting tutorial if I remember to list down all the stages as I do them lol
Please do! I hate to spend money on buildings, but these look SO good, especially with your painting, that I may be forced to let loose my grip on the purse strings.
Great paint on the buildings and the orchard is esp impressive!
The buildings are easier to paint than you think as it’s mainly dry brushing. The orchard was very quick to make as well.
Glad you liked them 🙂
Those buildings really panted up well.
Thanks,tutorial on how I painted them will be next on my to do list 🙂
Very nice.
Thankss for this blog post