Work is back up to its usual tricks of keeping me away from the paint station. However, over the weekend I did manage to get time to assemble the buildings from the set. I was most impressed by the quality and how it all went together. The instructions were okay, not brilliant but good enough. The only real snag was that a sprue was missing from my set. It was only a little sprue containing a small piece of roof and a ladder. I emailed Warlord on Sunday and the missing part arrived today. You really can't ask for better customer service than that!
I assembled them using bog standard PVA. Only when I tried to work out what the spare bits were for did I realise that they were actually glue spreaders that were supplied as part of the kit - a nice touch! I've then started painting on a finely textured paint on the plastered areas, hopefully this will help to achieve the rough African look by the end. At the moment it just looks a bit messy! Oh and yes I did knock one of the pillars getting it out of the cupboard to take the photo. Anyway, enough waffling, here's the buildings:
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Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
Part 5
Part 6
Part 7
Part 8
Part 9
Part 10
I assembled them using bog standard PVA. Only when I tried to work out what the spare bits were for did I realise that they were actually glue spreaders that were supplied as part of the kit - a nice touch! I've then started painting on a finely textured paint on the plastered areas, hopefully this will help to achieve the rough African look by the end. At the moment it just looks a bit messy! Oh and yes I did knock one of the pillars getting it out of the cupboard to take the photo. Anyway, enough waffling, here's the buildings:
Part 2
Part 3
Part 4
Part 5
Part 6
Part 7
Part 8
Part 9
Part 10