Tabletop World Coaching Inn (pictures heavy)

[Metalchaos]

Hello everyone, here are pictures of my Tabletop World Coaching Inn. It took me about 130 hours over a five week period to paint it. I mostly used Reaper Master Series Paints as well as some Citadel shade, The Army Painter Quickshade and some Vallejo Colors.

 

Here's a list of the colors I used ;

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For the stones;
Earth Brown,
Leather Brown,
Gargoyle gray,
Tanned Leather,
Bloodstain Red,
Tanned Highlight,
Creamy Ivory,
Fair Skin,
Muddy Brown,
Highland Moss
Pale Lichen.

The colors I used for the windows;
Tanned Leather,
Fireball Orange,
Candlelight Yellow,
Creamy Ivory,
Muddy Brown,
Dragon Black.

For the stained glass windows I used;
Tanned Leather,
Brilliant Blue,
Grass Green,
Lava Orange,
Gem Purple,
Creamy Ivory,
Muddy Brown,
Dragon Black.

For the timbers I used;
Muddy Brown,
Brown Sand,
Tanned Highlight,
Tanned Leather,
Creamy Ivory,
Highland Moss,
Pale Lichen.

For the plaster I used;
Pale Lichen,
Tanned Leather,
Creamy Ivory,
Olive Drab.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

The interior walls and windows were not yet painted on the two following pictures.

 

[Glitterwolf]

Excellent work!

[Chaoswolf]

That's absolutely fantastic!

[Grand Slam]

Whoa...very impressive. First off, I love the exaggerated angles of the sculpt.

 

As far as your paint job, I'm blown away. Once again, you've created an amazing lighting effect through those windows (the regular ones and the stained glass). Excellent work on the stones, wood, and thatching, as well.

 

 

 

[Inarah]

Very nice. Love all the little details you included, especially on the thatch and stone. 

[Metalchaos]

Thanks for the kind words everyone, I'm glad you enjoy. And don't worry, I plan to populate this small village in the making with a multitude of Reaper miniatures.

 

You're right @Grand Slam the model is amazing and was very fun to paint.

[Boris Khan]

You won me over with the tapestry alone.

[Rigel]

Magnificent detail work, inside and out! 
Love the tapestry and the floral (wallpaper? fresco?) on the interior--your research is paying off in spades! 

[Iridil]

Those windows are really great - so warm and inviting - the whole thing is splendid! Outstanding!