Way way way back at the end of 2010 I bought four ornamental houses from a $2 shop here in Christchurch. The plan was to use them as scenery with 15mm figures. The colour however were a little OTT, and so the plan was to repaint them.
I had undercoated them and started the paint job when the 22 February earthquakes hit. The houses were thrown about a bit (much like their full sized equivalents) and suffered some damage. They have sat on the shelf for almost 3 years now, looking forlorn.
Last week I decided to get them finished.
That'll do.. next please!!!!
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They look good. I have a couple of them myself and they are hiding somewhere deep in the garage. Some were broken in the Feb22 but they will simply become ruins.
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