Stubby47's Buildings Workbench

[Stubby47]

Window and doors placed in position. Not sure whether to render the wall, or use brickpaper.

 

[Pencarrow]

Good work on the windows and doors Stu, very effective done in layers.

 

[Stubby47]

I might re-cut the main window and frame, I didn't realise the lower edge was so uneven.

 

[Stubby47]

Almost complete.

 

[Paul Cambridge]

Very effective Stu. How did you achieve the dry fallen leaves effect. Just like today’s walk with the dogs.

 

[Stubby47]

Thanks Paul.

They are a Treemendous product, so just stuck down in the gutter with pva.

 

[Pencarrow]

Tremendous!

 

[Stubby47]

Item #5, Forest floor.

TREEMENDUS » Earth powder, Normandy earth, Sand, Forest Floor, Snow, Scenefix glue.

 

[Paul Cambridge]

Thanks. Not come across that brand before. Bookmarked that for future reference.

 

[Peter Cross]

Snap

 

[Stubby47]

Almost almost done. I need to finish the reporter and find a suitable lady for him to be talking to.

And add the sign and downspout to the shop.

 

[Stubby47]

Finished !

 

[Stubby47]

A couple more of the Cakebox Challenge entry.

 

[Stubby47]

This is for the replacement layout for the Munition store - an ambitious 3-level layout I lost interest in.
Instead I'm just using the 009 stock for a quick-build.

 

[Stubby47]

The layout itself is made from foamboard and will have a detachable rear loop to make a full circle, if required.
There is also a short length of std gauge track and transporter wagons.

 

[Stubby47]

So this isn't quite a building, that's still to be added, but it's one of the BRM Cakebox entries.

 

[Stubby47]

A test build of a 2mm scale Chapel. UW2010-N

 

[Phil O]

Stu,

It looks ripe for planning permission to turn it into a dwelling. Nice work.

 

[Stubby47]

Some more buildings.

 

[Stubby47]

A couple of commissions, these are ultra low relief buildings, in a picture frame.