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First attempt at a foam core busted up 2 story building.

Painted up and based the building. All that is left, and I'm not really sure how to do it, is to weather the outside walls and the top floor. Anyone have any ideas on a good and easy way to do that?

The building looks great. And to your question, a company called ultrabattles sells cheap (great amounts) of washes.

About the model, a few small remarks.

- The lowest base looks to be cut out smaller than the floor above. That makes it look a bit strange.
- And green is a bit too flashy for my taste. A destroyed building is either covered in rust and dirt (i played to much fallout) or is overgrown with useless flesh eating plants. I think the model could profit with dark and grimy hues.

and perhaps a door hanging out of its hinges could liven it up a bit.