During a recent spring clean and organise of the terrain cupboard, I found all sorts of half-finished bit, which I dug out to apply paint over this Challenge. They have nothing to do with current projects, rather just a short diversion.
They were bought in ~2014 for my Sudan and Pulp projects, both of which have been idle for a few years. I preppe, added the curtain and door, primed and then left them in a box. Poor neglected models.
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Awesome little pieces of terrain here Phil. They have a lot of character and the paint job looks great. Sometimes it it the simple little things that make a big difference when wargaming, and that thing is often having nice terrain. Great work Phil!
- ByronM
Nice huts Phil :)
ReplyDeleteCheers Tamsin
DeleteI like these Phil. I can see many uses for these, colonials, pulp, fantasy....
ReplyDeleteYup, they’ll come in handy when I beer off back to those projects!
DeleteI agree with Peter, this will be a solid addition to any terrain collection. Great work
ReplyDeleteThanks Sander
DeleteReally lovely stuff Phil. The great thing is that they will fit so many different settings.
ReplyDeleteCheers
DeleteExcellent looking huts Phil! Could maybe used for a foray into the abyssinian war?
ReplyDeleteTo Abyssinia with Empress? Don’t tempt me!
DeleteThey are some of my favourite Hovels pieces , nice job Phil
ReplyDeleteThanks for the manufacturer shout-out, I completely forgot.
DeleteI wish they did a few different ones in this style, for variety’s sake
They are terrific, Phil and great addition to your Pulp and Sudan collections. I look at them and expect a witch doctor to emerge from one of of them.
ReplyDeleteI do have a witch doctor squirrelled away in the Pulp lead pile...
DeleteMaybe simple but they sure look the part!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
Cheers Christopher
DeleteGreat looking huts, very useful too!
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
That they are, and a doddle to paint!
DeleteGreat little diversion!
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