Church/Convent Ruin

nice work, looks really good

Thad

LOL, I know, some of those Italeri heads looks like they've had a starring role in Shaun Of The Dead! A newer item I've been adding into my rubble comes from xmas the year before last, I was in Micheals and Russ had pointed out about the xmas village stuff that was out, and I found a bag of gravel for the villiage stuff, but it's perfect for rubble, it's brick coloured and I just add it to my mix of other rubble bits!

Supert job! The overall dio is weathered and dusted very well, and imparts a sense of balance between the elements.
Hehe, I know what you mean about the Italeri heads. I had a couple of their figure kits, and they look quite ridiculous

excellent work! the weathering is superb, and rubble looks just like the real thing. thx 4 sharing

really fine work hat's off. there are alot of fine work here. keep it up.

Excellent work, and great thinking on the statue. Hey it's nice to see the extra $5 for the anniversary set is paying off .

This one is really cool up close,I was blown away by the brickwork that he scratched!!
Excellent stuff Kelly.

Thanks guys!
I did debate about having someone on the 2nd floor, but opted against it at the last moment. The statue is a resin piece puchased at Michaels for under 5 bucks. And following leads from some of Verlinden's pieces I scratched brick sections for rubble to add bigger pieces to the scene.
A quick tip for all of you: To make the mortar that is seen on the broken edges of the building, I simply make a mix of fine rail ballast, flat gull grey enamel (Testors) and make a paste out of it, I take a big old brush, and slather it on the brick edges. Once dry, it stays in place, add your washes, and drybrush.

Very nice, thanks for the pics....

Wow, that is excellent. The weathering is superb and the rubble is great. Thanks for sharing. Now you just need a fig with a Panzerfaust on the 2nd story.

Wow nice! I like the statue!

wow, that looks really good