Another pair of 3D printed buildings from “MillerBro” and his collection of 1/100 scale (15mm) low detail Buildings. This time it’s the catchily-named “100apartment3level” which I printed in both 15mm scale as well as tinyman scale.
The flat, boring walls were painted using some make-up sponges to try and give them an interesting texture, and I also used some oil wash on both the roofs and parts of the walls and ladders.
Here it is alongside some of my 15mm WWII models for scale – they’re clearly playing World of Tanks here, but it does show the scale with a couple of different-sized tanks.
Here’s the smaller version, with some smaller-scale models alongside it to provide us with the scale reference. I really need to get some Battletech Mechs finished for these scale shots. And some Predator tanks and LI Marine Infantry as well. As with most of my recent posts, these two buildings work for Dave Stone’s Season of Scenery ’25.




Very nicely done! 🙂 The sponged texture has come out really well!
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Thanks John! I think I’ll be using it on some more models going forward, especially those without much detail or those that are overly-smooth!
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great work again Az
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Thanks mate! 🙂
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I agree with John on the building texture. That came out really nicely. Keep the tiny buildings coming, mate. They’re always inspiring to see!
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Cheers Kuribo! With some luck I’ll finish the mechs this week(end) that have had me holding back on a bunch more finished buildings and terrain I’ve been sitting on.
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You can’t beat the uses of the old sponge as they are very handy when it comes to painting👍🏻
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Very true, Pat! I need to get a ton of sponge painting done to finish a whole pile of terrain pieces that need that texture. I might have to clear the games table and set up a production line…
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😂😂👍🏻
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