Today I finished painting my first building for Ronin (28mm-scale chanbara skirmish). It's a
Japanese Village House / Outhouse from Sarissa Precision. These laser-cut kits are easy to assemble, & after a good coat of spray primer, they take acrylic paint well. After base colours I used dark washes followed by simple dry brushing to quickly achieve a slightly weathered appearance, good enough for tabletop gaming. The window shutters & door are perforated, allowing them to easily be cut from the main structure to position as desired. I chose to leave the door shut, & used a variety of positions for the shutters.
Today I finished painting my first building for Ronin (28mm-scale chanbara skirmish). It's a Japanese Village House / Outhouse from Sarissa Precision. These laser-cut kits are easy to assemble, & after a good coat of spray primer, they take acrylic paint well. After base colours I used dark washes followed by simple dry brushing to quickly achieve a slightly weathered appearance, good enough for tabletop gaming. The window shutters & door are perforated, allowing them to easily be cut from the main structure to position as desired. I chose to leave the door shut, & used a variety of positions for the shutters.
I hadn't heard of Sarissa Precision before, but they make some nice scenery. I've got a few Japanese buildings I use for infinity, but I got mine from TTCombat's Eastern Empires range.
ReplyDeleteYeah, Sarissa have lots of fantastic looking kits for many different settings - I wish I could afford more of them!
DeleteThats very nice. I'm looking for something similar in 15-20mm scale.
ReplyDeleteYou're in luck, Barks - Sarissa Precision do this same building (& others from their 28mm Japan range) in 20mm-scale! :-) https://sarissa-precision.com/collections/japan-20mm/products/villagehouse-outhouse-20mm
DeleteSarissa Precision also have a 15mm-scale Far East range of shacks, although these are more suited to WW2 Pacific theater: https://sarissa-precision.com/collections/far-east-15mm