The model was a very quick paint job. I sprayed the middle section black. I then sprayed all the model grey primer. Next, I masked off the centre house and sprayed over the grey with white primer. as all 3 cans are in my "always keep in stock" I did not have to go out and buy anything. I sprayed the white lightly on the "scruffy end" and sprayed a second coat on the "tidy end". A quick brown shade wash and a very watered down black shade wash the walls were complete. I sprayed the windows at the same time as the walls. The only one that saw a paintbrush for base coating was the blue. The roof was painted dark greay emulsion from a tester pot and the progressively lighter patches of emulsion were added; again from tester pots. To speed up the process, no paint was mixed. A few dabs of Vallejo German Orange Ochre and Ghost Grey were added for the weathered aged lichen covered look I like.

I had fun with the back yards, emptying my bases decorative scenics box. The walls were spray painted "red oxide" primer. A quick highlight was applied from yet another tester pot of emulsion. I wish I had seen the red oxide primer before I painted trhe "Georgian House"...it saves so much time. The back yard walls are deliberately tall to block line of sight. The party fences can be seen over, giving some tactical variety.