Back to Mordheim, more progress has been made on the building. Broken timbers have been added, a door and more windows were gouged out using both the dremel with a round diamond bur (and some water to cool and clean out debris) and pliers to chip away the broken pieces. I have also started to add debris around the edges of the main floor. This was done using a base of styrofoam (to act as a filler), with bits of wood and broken plaster glued on top. I also spread some glue on the bits of smooth 'snow' on the building, and glued crushed plaster to that as well. When painted, it should resemble dust/ash/debris nicely.
Lastly, I also completed the inside chimney and fireplace using some Hirst Arts blocks. It looks nice, but unfortunately to follow the outline of the outside chimney, you have to block a couple windows. Design flaw there, I guess. At least I can say I did not make the building! Enjoy the pictures, its starting to look a lot more Mordheim-esque.
A bit of a closeup here, you can see the fireplace, and how the chimney blocks the windows:
Funny, the building looks slanted here. It's not actually slanted. Must be the camera angle and/or the way the broken timbers were glued:
A nice view of the now-missing front door:
Note the blocked window:
Some cracks and detailing from the dremel:
Feel free to comment or add any suggestions!
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