JR Miniatures Buildings

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JR Miniatures Buildings

These are the buildings I have purchased from Magister Militum and made by JR Miniatures Buildings overall I am very pleased with these buildings however for my taste they are on the small side but they are beautifully casted.

1766 Russian Cabin

1766 Russian Cabin

Humbrol Colours

Under coated with Humbrol No. 67 Tank Grey.
Main colour heavily dry brushed on with Humbrol No. 110 Natural Wood.
Odd planks of wood painted with Humbrol No. 160 German Camouflage Red Brown.
Lightly dry brushed with Humbrol No. 103 Cream.

1766 Russian Cabin 2

1766 Russian Cabin 2

Humbrol Colours

Under coated with Humbrol No. 67 Tank Grey.
Main colour heavily dry brushed on with Humbrol No. 160 German Camouflage Red Brown.
Lightly dry brushed with Humbrol No. 103 Cream.

1767 Russian Cabin Timber

1767 Russian Cabin Timber

Humbrol Colours

Under coated with Humbrol No. 67 Tank Grey.
Thatched roof lightly dry brushed with Humbrol No. 110 Natural Wood and then lightly dry brushed with Humbrol No. 103 Cream.
Main colour is painted on with Humbrol No. 103 Cream, and then Humbrol No. 25 Blue for windows and door.

1768 Russian Cabin 2 Story

1768 Russian Cabin 2 Story

Humbrol Colours

Under coated with Humbrol No. 67 Tank Grey.
Thatched roof lightly dry brushed with Humbrol No. 110 Natural Wood and then lightly dry brushed with Humbrol No. 103 Cream.
Main colour is painted on with Humbrol No. 160 German Camouflage Red Brown, and then Humbrol No. 25 Blue for windows and door.

1768 Russian Cabin 2 Story 2

1768 Russian Cabin 2 Story 2

Humbrol Colours

Under coated with Humbrol No. 67 Tank Grey.
Thatched roof lightly dry brushed with Humbrol No. 110 Natural Wood and then lightly dry brushed with Humbrol No. 103 Cream.
Main colour is painted on with Humbrol No. 160 German Camouflage Red Brown, and then Humbrol No. 80 Grass Green for windows and door.

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