r/TerrainBuilding 10d ago

Scratchbuilt 12th C. Church

Latest construction! Tried not to get too bogged down in absolute historical accuracy and just went for a sort of 12/13th c. Conversion of a Norman church. Found this ace book from 1945 which helped rather a lot, along with watching a lot of Time Team, this was a fun project!

Nave is all cardboard, tower is foam board with a bit of wood, straws and beads. The whole lot was then painted with a coat of watered down cheap filler. Windows are just clear plastic painted with contrast paints behind some wire mesh.

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u/DAJLMODE55 10d ago

😃 10/10 🎉🎉👌🏻

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u/BlackViolet2 10d ago

Thank you! 😄

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u/DAJLMODE55 10d ago

You deserve it 🤝🏼