Crafting & Painting a New England Style House Part 2

In this weeks episode of the Plunder Den I complete the Crafting and painting of the New England Style House. I focus on the second floor and roof in this part 2 of 2. This is a great piece of Terrain for your favourite table top game. I will be sending this house out as a Prize to Jake from the Blood & Plunder community as he won best looking table during this years Summer of Plunder campaign. 

[@stevenscrivner6038]

Great Build. Way cool.

[@ThePlunderDen]

Thanks so much Steven.

[@lavvgiver]

Congrats to Jake for winnin a big bold piece of terrain. Love the chimneys and the extra bits on the inside. Appreciate the tutorial and the prize support!

[@ThePlunderDen]

Thanks so much for tuning in!

[@theQiwiMan]

Gorgeous work, as always!

[@ThePlunderDen]

Thanks so much! Really appreciate that.

[@ostrowulf]

Looks awesome. Could easily be used with your French Canadians for a skirmish in Quebec during the Seven Years War (or French Inadian War as it is reffered to South of the border), or any earlier fights.

[@ThePlunderDen]

Thanks so much! That’s what I was thinking as well.

[@ajones4574]

La Petite Guerre pour Les Caneddienne I think. Apologies for any spelling mistakes

[@ostrowulf]

@@ajones4574 Interesting, I heard it was reffered to as the War of Conquest (not sure the exact translation) by Quebecois, but I could be wrong, or they may have more than one name for it.

[@ajones4574]

@@ostrowulf thanks, new information for me. Canada has a great history for a relatively new nation. I think that the term La Petite Guerre was termed as a way to differentiate the conflict of European expansion into the New World with the long running wars in Europe and in particular the Seven Years War. Makes sense for the Quebecois to refer to it as conquest. I can only wonder what the Indigenous people termed the conflict.

[@redmist1122]

Another exceptional build video! What a treat to see how the final build came out and how you did it. It amazes me the hours vested in a build like this...do you keep count? Take care.

[@ThePlunderDen]

Thanks so much, well this project took about 10 days working for a average of about 6 hours or so, in total my best guess would be around 60hrs.

[@redmist1122]

@@ThePlunderDen Now that's some vested time my friend. Well worth it. I imagine you'll make one for yourself? You need one to add to your collection. Bet it wouldn't take as much longer as you have the work flow down.

[@ThePlunderDen]

Yes definitely going to make one for myself, its a must have for my frontier collection.