Monster Modelworks' Bonded Warehouse Background Flat

[Dave K.]

3-D printed wall anchors need a little sanding on the backs so they'll lay flat on the wall.

[Dave K.]

Some of the window frames and doors painted/dry-brushed.  D'oh!  The 3-D printed downspouts should NOT be placed in the sun to dry. Should've  read ahead in the instructions...Jimmy warns you about the warping that will result. 

[Dave K.]

Nice detail...glass block.

[Dave K.]

Gallery Glass Liquid Leading for roofing paper seams.

[Dave K.]

Window glazing with acetate...brass tubing for smoke/ventilation pipes on roof.  Security bars...loading dock bumpers.

[Dave K.]

Gallery Glass again, this time to "plug" the holes for the roof pipes. When the pipes are installed the GG will smoosh around the joint. Then it's just a matter of dulling down the sheen with some weathering powder.

[Dave K.]

Jimmy describes an interesting technique using weathering powders and alcohol to bring out the mortar. I experimented on some scrap but didn't quite nail it. I'll practice some more and try it on a future kit.

[Dave K.]

A few more...

[Dave K.]

And here's its future home in Centerville with its companion structure, already under construction.

[Dave K.]

I guess it's a Monster Modelworks month here. Finished the Bonded Warehouse...started McCampbell's...and this just arrived. 

[Janbouli]

Love it , the stone walls are great , very realistic.

[Dave K.]

They are really great kits. He's just released this one today. 

[donatode]

Wonderful kit, wonderful build and wonderful education.  Thanks Dave!

[Dave K.]

Thanks...my pleasure.

[LongHornCaddy]

Nice job Dave!