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Possibly the smallest terrain piece I have done for 28mm
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About the Project
This project I think is one of my favourite terrain projects ever.
Related Genre: Historical
Related Contest: TerrainFest 2024
This Project is Completed
The idea
This project is a result of my current project to build a 28mm British Airborne Force.
Specifically I was looking at the Snipers. I wanted to be a bit creative, snipers in my mind need to be in cover. Yes, I could have gone and got a sniper in a gillie suit. However, I was not keen on that for an urban environment.
So what to do?
I decided to put the Snipers on slightly bigger bases. 30mm instead of 25mm. And create a mini dioramas. This is what I am doing.
Step 1 - Preparing the figure
This is the primed figure mounted on a temporary base for painting 
This is the figure almost finished painting, although a tactical error was made in that I got ahead of myself and cut it off the base before I finished painting it 🤦🏻♂️Step 2 - the Base ( yes I know the pictures are the wrong way around 🤣)
A brick wall was built using pre cast bricks these were glued together using watered down PVA. Then a lintel was added to replicate a window sill 
The next step was to use coffee stirrers to replicate floor boards, and Vallejo's plastic putty to replicate wall plaster on the interior, and strips of plastic card to replicate the skirting boards
Then I stained the wood using Citadel Gore Grunta fur contrast.
The next step was to add the exterior texture to the base using Vallejo's Grey pumice ground texture.
Finish view one
Finished image two
