Back again for my next project. If I'm going to do a winter theme I should have a place for my people to stay in. This idea came from one of the Quarter No magazines from Privateer Press. I modified the house a bit so that it would fit my liking. First of all you need to cut out 4 walls and glue them together. This will make the base of the house. Next I cut a rectangle floor/ceiling and glue that to the main floor. Then I cut out 4 more walls, although this time I have a peak on two of them. I cut out a cereal box for the roof. I used a cereal box because when it has too much moisture from the paint and glue it warps, because who has a straight and perfect roof? I then used some foam and cut out myself a chimney.
The shingles were cut out of cereal box as well. I cut out every single square and glued them on. This made the roof warp a bit. Perfect!
Next came a bit of paint to get the shadowing, and a bit of Tudor style to make the house look a little extra nice. Make sure you paint the house white before you put on the trim. Otherwise you are going to have a fun time painting it later. My wife pointed that out. I even added some hinges to the windows and doors.
Once that was all dry I add the last bit of paint to the roof, chimney, and wood panels.
So there you have it. Till next time!
