Step 6
The next step was to add the thatch to the cottage. This was done using a fake fur, which was cut to the same size as the cereal card roof before it was attached.
Step 7
Once the fur was glued on and stuck, I then proceeded to add the planking to the front and back walls. At this stage, I realised that I had made a mistake, and that the door was going to be more difficult to produce than I needed to have made it. Nevertheless I pressed on
Once the planking was on, the next step was to try and make the thatch look less like teddybear fur. This was done by painting it with watered down 50:50 PVA glue, working all of the strokes from the top to the bottom so the fur laid flat. Once this was dry, it was given a neaten up with a craft knife and scissors.
Step 9
A door was added. A little more planning and this wouldn't have been as tricky as it was, but it's done now. If you plan ahead, you could skip this step.
Step 10
Painting the wood. This can be done in any way that you wish. I went for Rhinox Hide, washed with Nuln Oil and then drybrushed Tyrant Skull, but there are probably better ways of painting wood out there.
Step 11
The thatch was given a watered down coat of brown. At this stage it was then drybrushed with Terminatus Stone so that we got a good colour. It was also stuck to the base, which in this case was an old CD.
Step 12
Finally, the house was based to match the rest of my models and terrain for SAGA
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