Dark Age chapel.

[BigMike]

I've taken some WIP photos of my Dark Age chapel. As i lack the modelling talent of many others here i'll confess that it is a brought one from Grand Manner, but is no less lovely for that. I'm really quite excited about it and thought i might do a bit of a walk through of the process if it goes well.

I'm aiming to have a sort of sandstone look to it -so i painted up a carved stone as a test - if all goes well i'll base it properly tonight, but comments and ideas are more than welcomed.


Step one - the chapel cleaned up and basecoated.

[mikeland]

That is a lovely looking kit, they produce some beautiful buildings.

Did the stone monolith come with it? I am looking forward to seeing this progress.

[Cubster]

That looks pretty.

[Stuart]

Funny, I was looking at that the other day on grandmanner and thinking that their picture of it was cut off and not very clear so thanks for putting that up, was thinking of getting one to put in a Highland scene for my future Jacobite project.

[carvel2]

Delicious Cant wait to see that worked up to full tuftage!

[Correus]

Is it just me or does that King look kind of like Canute, king of the Nogs?

Looking forward to seeing more!

[BigMike]

Thanks for your interest chaps.

2nd stage -
Roofs painted -basecoat Charadon granite, drybrush Adeptus Battlegrey, drybrush astronomican grey, drybrush skull white.
interior painted - drybrush /stipple astronomican grey.
Stonework drybrushed Tausept Ochre




I think the standing stone was seperate - from his pack of celtic crosses.

[carvel2]

That is VERY nice indeed...can we look inside? Through the arched window please?

[Hirtius]

Very nice! Great brush work too. Personally, I love grandmanner products, but the price is to high. Seconded Carvel's request!

[Invisible officer]

Very nice building.

Is there an interior?