Up the Line - 1918

I like your detailed approach.

Both, the outside and the inside, look very realistic.

Did you have a picture of a bomb damaged building on which this is based? I thought you had but could not find it on a quick browse of the previous posts.

 

The reason why I ask is that, I was wondering if the walls would be most likely to crack and break on the mortar tracks. I also wondered if there would be some piles of brick rubble. It seems right in my mind but I could not find a good example on the web. Perhaps you have some good examples to prove me wrong

I think I posted these before but I could be wrong!

 

http://digital.nls.uk/first-world-war-official-photographs/pageturner.cfm?id=74548304&mode=zoom#mode=zoom&zoom=2&lat=4075.19995&lon=5196&layers=BT

 

http://digital.nls.uk/first-world-war-official-photographs/pageturner.cfm?id=74548314&mode=zoom#mode=zoom&zoom=2&lat=3822&lon=5000&layers=BT

 

There are subtle differences between the two pics (look at state of ruination of building behind), suggesting they were taken at different times. I do have plans to make the broken bits more ragged but this will need the creation of individual bricks and I haven't worked that one out yet. Ditto the piles of rubbish. I am holding off on some of the weathering and distressing until the model is bedded in properly with the others so that they all get a consistent look.