LOL! Historifigs mentioned 6 and 10mm adobe desert style buildings.
Pain in the rear to scratchbuild using super thin foamboard in the traditional "General Tremoradon" building style (the style I use)
NEVER looks good, takes longer to make a 10mm than it does a 15mm or 28mm with interior.
Lots of great 6 and 10 resin makers out there.
BUT, while sitting back in my chair, watching Canes baseball, I thought of something. Just carve the damn buildings out of high end blue or pink foam?
OMG! EASY PEAZY! In 20 minutes, carved out three 10mm buildings, with windows, detailed doors, exposed brickwork and damage, and at that scale, no need for spackle adobe. Just paint the exposed bricks, then wash, drybrush, then paint the "plaster" with paint.
I added formica "roofs".
Keep in mind, these were built laying in a recliner holding up CRAPPY scraps of foam I was using as a pin cushion and exacto blade holder, done in 15 minutes for these two.
The one on the left is BEFORE adding the rood strip of formica.
Bad pic, but the detail is UNREAL! And this foam was full of holes and cuts! The stuff sands with fine sandpaper like magic! Scribing detail is chil;d's play!
You think we should have another Smokey tutorial where I get serious and kick some out step by step? (Will have to wait till I finish 15mm camaron and a huge 28mm hacienda, LOL!)
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begins to think about terrain for Team Yankee.
