Captain Jack's Boat & Bait House.

[monica]

it dose make all the different to how strong they become,adding in backing,


very good idea as I do that as well,

[colin m]

Well this is totally new to me, but I'm finding it really interesting. Looking forward to the updates.

[Guest]

Thank you very much for your comments guys and gal, much appreciated!

[PhilJ]

This is a lovely little building, I like it.


Phil

[spanner570]

Nice start Polux, and refreshing to see something other than military stuff too.


I'd love to get hold of that illustrated 'poster' of the various kits, ideas for scratch buildings, or what?

[Guest]

Colours you have used for the painting look great.

[Guest]

You can take a look at they web site...


www.barmillsmodels.com


They have an excellent stuff and great models as a reference, is you want to do it as a scratch build!


Anyway, as the buildings are all wooden made, you can "play" with the kit and change some walls or their moduls.


In each model you will find some builds (photos) by different modelers and all they have their modifications

[Guest]

that pretty, so young and so well done ... Greetings

[Guest]

Hi.


I haven’t done much modelling those last days.....but I really take my time on this one. And I love it!


I painted and weathered these corner strips.






First an acrylic grey paint coat. Then I added a second coat of white ink. And the last step is an Olive Grey filter (acrylic).






Thanks for looking!


Polux

[Guest]

They really are nicely weathered.

[papa 695]

Some very fine work there Polux it's looking great

[monica]

real looks good,like how its turning out,

[Guest]

Well....slowly, but she starts to look like a house


And yes......I glued the lateral walls incorrectly (They should be opposites)


I was thinking in.....errhhhh.....I don't know what I was thinking exactly, guys......


Supose I will solve it.......

[Guest]

Pretty house, It will look good, cheers

[monica]

do real like the tone of the wood looks great,