Monday, December 30, 2013
Worcote Hall
As the year comes to its end I've finally finished the last of the buildings for Lower Fickleham. Not to mean that I don't intend to continue to make new buildings for the town just that this is the last of the original Crescent Root buildings. Saving the best for last, or at least the largest, we have Worcote Hall. Probably some old manse of minor nobility. I imagine that he was the first one to plaster up all of those walls in the new Continental style and the rest of the town followed suit. Now everyone is sort of regretting the decision and the rendering is chipping away here and there.
I followed the same paint scheme as the rest of the town but kept the building slightly cleaner. I left the windows dark as I really couldn't find any good examples of country homes with bright paint on them. I think it gives it a very somber appearance anyways. I also tried my hand at adding some ivy to the back.
Labels:
1:100,
15mm,
Lower Fickleham,
Terrain,
Victoriana
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A great looking building, I like it!!
ReplyDeleteThank You Phil!
DeleteThanks Loki!
ReplyDeleteJust stunning and a Happy New Year to you.
ReplyDeleteThanks Michael and a Happy New Year to you as well!
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