#fantasy barn

Still working on the oldhammer barn from White Dwarf 140. I added some details to the interior, just enough to suggest it is more fully detailed without actually panelling the whole thing. I was going to cut strips of thin card for quick and easy rows of shingles but I reread the article and saw the alternate method with individual wood shingles. I like the look, but snipping and applying them is tedious and the cereal box card is the wrong choice for a base layer since it warps a lot as the white glue dries.

It is possible to buy tiny metal hinges that could make these doors functional. It's also possible to buy very small pulleys, or 3D print a realistic block and tackle system, but I'm aiming for completion over perfection and using tools available in 1991.

Applying some craft wood sticks and a few coffee stirrers to the sides of the Oldhammer barn. I'm neat and straight with some, deliberately rough with others, leaving a few irregular gaps and tilted boards. I like this step, it's a bit mindless and repetitive but with just enough creativity involved to stay fun.