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From Post-Apoc Neighborhoods, Part 1:

I finished blocking out the base colors on the outside only.
Outside colors are blocked in and ready for some weathering! The inside is still plain so far, but I’d love to fully decorate and furnish it eventually.
So many windows! I lived in an older house with wooden siding and trim, and I hope to replicate some of the weathering I am familiar with.
View of the front with the garage detached.

From I’m Back–and Switching Gears:

Twisted stairs, lamppost, and stair-steppers.
The last Twisted terrain I painted: stairs, a lamppost, and two stair steppers (so models can sit level on steps).

My husband’s paint jobs, featured in I’m Back–and Switching Gears:

My husband’s Mortis battlegroup for Adeptus Titanicus

From Twisted Buildings, Part 1:

(L to R) Assay Office, No. 42 Carver Lane, Abbott & Gillard – Moneylenders
Assay Office back
Assay Office front

From Twisted Buildings, Part 2:

From Twisted Buildings, Part 3:

From Wolsung Buildings, Part 1:

Larger, double-sided stands
Six smaller one-sided stands are ready for goods.
XIX Century Shantytowns
XIX Century Shantytowns
XIX Century Shantytowns
XIX Century Shantytowns
You can even stack them!
XIX Block of Flats
Level 1
Level 2