Baba Yaga's Wandering Hut

I used a basic brown paint for the wood interior and tan for the walls. I tried using a craft metallic paint for the floor board nails, but that didn’t turn out very well. I decided to use the gray paint I had instead and it turned out really well.

I painted over the fireplace stones with a water downed tan and brown to add a little bit of inconsistency with the stone colors. I did the same thing for the exterior fireplace.

My friend printed out a transparent red fire for the fireplace, but I need to find an LED and battery to install this in the fireplace.

I used the brown paint for the door and window coverings. I decided to use black for the metal on the door and gray for the nails

To finish up the legs, I did a little research on chickens. I found some that had black claws and decided that would look good. I used a basic black craft paint for those.

For the base, I used a watered down green so it’d look like a base of grass or moss. After the paint dried, I added some spots of watered down pva and used some green flock to finish it up.

I looked over the chicken images online and came across a cool looking orange color. I ended up having to mix some colors to get what I was looking for because I was missing orange craft paint. I based the eye with tan and white. After that dried, I mixed red and yellow to make a suitable orange for the iiris and black for the pupil. I waited for that to dry and then mixed a pink using white and red. I used the pink color to emphasize the wrinkles in the skin and create arteries in the sclera of the eyes.

The Eye and the Window Coverings were all kept separate. This is so the house can be as normal terrain for games too. I’m very happy with how this is turning out.