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Fantastic looking stuff - and helpful too, for when I finally get around to painting up my terrain!

I really like these, it's nice to see someone working on the buildings for a change especially when you're putting so much care into them. Good going

Awesome work!

Wow. This thread really want to make me actually paint my terrain.. So many projects, so little time!

Your scenery is painted better than any of my models.

Thanks for the kind words guys.

It's made a nice change painting up some scenery.

It's the first time I've tried weathering anything. I used Grey Deaths tutorial to give it a dirty feel.

I'll be moving on to the other buidlings once I get my war walkers painted up for an upcoming competition.

I'll keep adding to this blog once I get more work done on the other two buildings.

Excellent Result!

I have started on my building using the Manufactorum Kit we bought last year and the Moonscape craters from Christmas.

I will post images, but just want to say thanks for the inspiration...

Tom

looks excellent. the build is very inspirational. did you mainly hand brush or did you use any airburshing techniques?

All painting on this model is hand painted.

I don't own an airbrush. May need to invest in one though.

Drybrushing is my friend!