1/35 Italeri Church Window, feedback?

Thanks for the feedback guys. I guess I overdid the dry brushing of light color on the broken edges, that's why they look too rounded. Is a filter the correct thing to apply to the window to make them darker  

Hello!

It's lookin' good and I like the weathering on the stone a lot. The violet on the window frame is very "fantasy" though. Colours like that weren't available in real life until recently, where chemistry has made some serious advances. Like TB I also think the edges of the walls are too smooth - I mean they look like they have been broken hundreds of years ago and not recently. That's OK for a fantasy setting, but wrong for WWI or WWII seting. So if you wanted to go for a historical ruined church my suggestion would be to go all natural stone with colour and rougnen up the edges a bit. Other than that many young modellers dream of getting this leve of finish some day! Thanks for sharing and have a nice day

Paweł

Hi;

 I can't find fault with the idea . I would soften and darken the window frame area a little . Not much but enough to add some aging to go with the idea of ruins . other than that , Nice job !

 If you want you can sprinkle some railroad gravel ( H.O. or N ) on the edges for a dustier broken small grain rock and broken grout look present from aging . Keep the colors though .

I would tone the colors to a paler version of what they are .