Dark Age chapel.

[BigMike]

OK, have more or less finished the interior.
Walls - drybrush with Astronomican grey.
floor - paint Iyanden darksun, wash Ogryn flesh, drybrush Iyanden darksun, drybrush denab stone.

[Stuart]

That floor looks great, I need to find something I can paint now using that colour scheme! Are you going to tuft the outside?

[BigMike]

OK, done for today!
Painted the plasterwork in Denab stone.




And i found a priest to live in it

Next job is to apply some washes to the plaster and the stones to weather them a bit before a few drybrush layers.

@Stuart, yes, tufts and clump foliage to suitably set the thing into it's base!

[Stuart]

Excellent, now I'm going before the priest starts waving the collection box at me

[Cubster]

That's ace, I like it. I don't know if you were planning it, but I have found adding a bit of greenish mould around the lower levels and then here or there is really effective. I use a yellowy green very lightly applied with a bit of sponge after dabbing most of the paint away on a tissue.

Here's a cottage I did a while ago and you can see what I mean. It's subtle but adds a little something I think.

[BigMike]

Cheers Cubster. i was thinking something along those lines, but i wouldn't have thought of sponging it on!
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[mikeland]

Nice work so far... What are your plans for the base? The inside looks really nice!

A great piece because it could be used for so many different eras.

[sandman36]

That's a really nice piece. I dream of owning terrain like this.

[carvel2]

That is splendid...the inside is a brilliant addition to the whole piece. Great work

[grant]

Well, it was all fun and games until Cubbinsesesses has to come and show off his magazine quality stuff.