This model came with the roof and tower as separate pieces and I glues them into place. I could have kept the roof removable but I wanted a solid finish to the piece and decided to fix it into place instead. The resin needed a really good scrub with acetone to clean the surface before I started painting. However once it was cleaned the paint went on smoothly and adhered perfectly.
I deliberately kept this paint scheme simple and clean as I thought it suited the models fine details.
I've nearly finished another resin model, an abandoned farmhouse. I just need to varnish and then apply grass and its finished. Pictures in a day or two when I get a chance to upload them.
Nice church, I love your blog!
ReplyDeleteAwww shucks, you're making me blush!
ReplyDeleteGreat looking church (and follower:)
ReplyDeleteGood painting and drybrushing sir.
ReplyDeleteVery good painting. That is a great looking church.
ReplyDeleteVery well done -- an excellent model.
ReplyDeleteYou've made a great job of the church Lee, it looks fantastic!!
ReplyDeleteWell done on the paint job I look forward to seeing that on your gaming table
ReplyDeleteNice church, now to blow it up Dr Who style. :)
ReplyDeleteA very nice terrain piece!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Fantastic look !!!!
ReplyDeleteThat's a great piece and matched by an excellent paint job. Hmmmmmm. Thanks for the link as I may have to get one as it looks so good and I have no Churchs in my collection.
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Great job Lee - a classic stone church like that is useful in any era from Medieval to Moderns. Your timless paintjob will help that too. Great job on the windows - very effective!
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