G’day gang,
Sorry I haven’t been around much lately. Work and life in general has been quite full on.
Despite this though I did manage to get some more paint onto my Wild West mdf buildings recently.
Firstly, I finished La Casa De Los Impíos (The House Of The Unholy)
As you can see it’s all pretty straight forward stuff but I had fun.
Then I painted all the outbuildings in a mix of pale grey, mid grey and a bit of pale brown.
Every good old Wild West town needs a privy hehe. The photos didn’t come up that well but there is actually more highlighting on the edges of the outbuildings.
So now this lot is done it leaves me with one more MDF building to paint which is a homestead type house. Oh actually, I just remembered, I bought more MDF buildings on line but only another three I think it was. So not quite done with mdf yet but I am still loving it so the motivation is still there.
I’m pleased that I’ve been able to remain focused on this project.
Cheers
IRO
Very nicely done indeed mate and the house of the unholy is a cracking building. I know from your earlier posts that you wanted to keep the buildings relatively simple but the old chinchilla dust would have looked superb on that one if you wanted to pimp it up. Time is the problem for you though I know. The bog looks good too. Looking forward to seeing the town in due course. Great project. 🙂
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Thanks Dave. I might put up a “the town so far” post after I finish the homestead.
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Excellent! 🙂
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Coming up really well. Used the same outbuilding myself.
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Thanks man. Hehe yeah it should work well as a little cover
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Very cool – there’s something very satisfying about being able to set up a whole town!! 😁
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Absolutely. Is it a God complex though? Haha. Thanks Alex
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Don’t worry mate it took us a while to find a lad to mow our bloody Hugh block! every one is so busy especially in your line of business! you have done well on the buildings mate ,knocked a bit of that look you refereed to on the pods of the prefabs !! HA HA ! looking good.
I have done all your pods and now unfortunately I’m going through your hysterical journey with Big Wass ! so f… great ! had to stop doing the bloody rigging on the roman ship as the tears of laughter were blinding me !!
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Hahaha glad you’re liking Fly On The Wall Podcast mate. We just recorded episode 103 so lots to listen to hehe. Glad you like the buildings too mate. Hope you’re settling in to the new place ok.
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Thanks mate we are!!
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Excellent work on your buildings, the paint has brought out the detail really well. with so many bloggers working on Wild West, I’ve found myself doing more ! LOL
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Haha brilliant
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Very nice work and I agree that a post on the whole town would be appropriate at some point when you have the next ones done. For the Wild West, these are exactly what you’d want, simplistic and austere yet with true character. I think you’ve achieved that. As for the rooftop holes, perhaps get some crows or even chickens painted up like you did for the dioramas day babe them over the holes? One thing is for sure, you’ve maintained a nice focus here, and your panoramic vision is definitely taking beautiful shape.
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Thanks Mark.
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I feel those real-life blues. That being said, the terrain pieces you’ve painted up look brilliant! Looking forward to seeing those next few MDF buildings.
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Thanks Mick. The next lot are on the water 👍🏼
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Looking really good! 🙂 Instead of beams on the roof to hide the slots, you could make a handful of tiles to cover them and then add some more randomly on the rest of the roof so that they don’t stand out – I use this method on my Belgian Inn (https://justneedsvarnish.wordpress.com/2019/03/31/the-inn-crowd/)!
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Ahh that’s not a bad idea mate. Thanks very much
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Really nice to see more progress out of you, mate! The buildings look great and I like how you’ve applied weathering here and there to make them look lived in. I hope work and life settle down for you and I’ll be looking forward to more Coffinwood updates in the near future! 🙂
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Thanks buddy.
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Nice work on those building- can’t wait to see them all together.
Cheers,
Pete.
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Cheers Pete. Next post I’ll show what I’ve got and done so far.
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I love that you added a privy, haha!
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Had to haha
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” Work and life in general has been quite full on.”
Tell me about it dude! I almost missed this one in all the craziness. That town is coming together nicely though. Between you and Mark Morin I reckon there’s some mdf buildings in my future too…
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Definitely man. They’re pretty cool but I 100% recommended you add other bits and bobs to make them even cooler
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Don’t worry – I got plans… 😉
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Good man
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I’m back online at last…
Very nice work as usual. This kind of stuff is well outside my skilset so I may be easily impressed, but it all looks terrific. 🙂
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Haha thanks mate
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They look great mate – well done!
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Sweet, sweet, sweet looking buildings! The interiors turned out really cool too.
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Cheers. 😊👍🏼
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