Stucco and stones have been added to the exteriors and are partly painted, though everything will get another coat. Like the Tower House (see archive) the stones are made from pieces of thin styrene strips, textured with gesso, and then painted. They will get two additional colors, which blend into a tawny beige. The front doors - strips of N scale 2x8 wood, stained a light walnut color - have also been installed,
The upstairs walls and dormers are almost completed, but the gable end (with a large opening to make it easy to see the bedroom) still needs to be added before the roofs are installed. You can see the patterns for the gable ends in the background. There are two patterns because in this small scale, very slight variations occur from buuilding to building. I've found it's simpler to make a pattern for each one than to make just one pattern and have to adjust it. The room on the right side will be completely closed when the house is finished. There is a small door in the bedroom, indicating that it's an attic space.
The rest of the chimney stones will be added after the roof is on.
Looking gorgeous Nell. Would never know it was such a tiny scale.
ReplyDeleteI bet these look even more precious in real life! Great work. :-)
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ReplyDeleteonly I can say... Fantastic!!
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