But, I did get my MDF base Martin at Warbases had kindly made to order for my villa! So, the villa was based on Monday morning and left to dry overnight so I could texture the base on Tuesday before dealing with other more important issues of real life. This morning I've applied some static grass patches and a few coloured tufts, representing weeds and flowers. Less is more in these cases I think; I often see other folks bases and scenic bits and bobs which are overegged in my eye with grass, tufts and flowers. Anyway, you can make up your own mind. The roofs remain a work in progress. Martin showed me a prototype tiling sheet effect for the Roman range, so I hope to pick that up at Carronade in May and finish my roofs off then. In the meantime, here is Villa Pompus in its pomp ~
Finally, I couldn't resist this homage to 'The Life of Brian' ~
Splendid Mr. B, splendid. Great graffiti too.
ReplyDeleteBaldinus shall look forward to taking up residence in due course ;~)
In your dreams Baldinus!
DeleteEgregia creatura. Et ego diligam eum or something like that
ReplyDeleteGlad you like the villa.
DeleteMagnificus...love the graffiti, nice touch!
ReplyDeleteThanks, Phil.
DeleteLovely job......😀
ReplyDeleteThanks Matt.
DeleteThat's a nice kit very well executed David!
ReplyDeleteChristopher
The villa is a joy to work with, a perfect fit.
DeleteLove the graffiti, going to steal that, inspired. Love to see one covered in it :)
ReplyDeleteThe graffiti is very popular, that's true, but covering the whole villa?
DeleteGreat looking villa it's come out wonderful! As far as pasting your mosaics (which look fab) a tube of border adhesive isn't too big or expensive and allows for a bit of repositioning, even though yours looks great with pva.
ReplyDeleteBest Iain
Thanks Iain.
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