Some time ago I started building some Ottawa Longhouses for my friend Zhodani Commando. They have sat untouched for a couple of weeks now and I felt that I had best get them off the "To be painted" pile before I forgot about them entirely. As it turns out it only took a couple of hours and they were finished. The process was a progressively lighter series of drybrushing going from dark brown to a pale brown-gray and them some line work to pick out the saplings that were the outer frame.
the base-coat was Krylon Dark Camouflage Green
then a heavy drybrushing with Americana Soft Black
and then a nearly as heavy drybrushing with a 50/50 mix of Soft Black and Slate Gray
this was topped with a lighter drybrushing of Medium Gray
They look brilliant, nice work!
ReplyDeleteDude these are simply gorgeous! They will look spectacular on my gaming table. Now I am totally committed to painting Indians after this mammoth effort of artistry!
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Kevin
Those turned wonderfully - very nice work!
ReplyDeleteThey were simple enough, a bit tedious to build, now I'm tempted to build the hilltop palisade to surround them.....
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