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Satriale's from the Sopranos

Satriale's from the Sopranos

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it's been a while..

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showing where I have got toshowing where I have got to

It has been a while but I have got a fair bit done

Starting with the left most building out of the two.

I rolled the walls with the brick roller and filled in the gaps with milliput on the corners and rolled over these as well. I then tried to merge this corner part into the main wall to be seemless, some worked better than others.

I also did the same for the removable roof

If you look at the pictures I eventually cut out the middle part between the two windows as satriales has a long window split by metal window inserts rather than a wall.

Because of the above I had to create a frame for the long window but also glued on both the front door and the back door frames.

Then I glued black course sandpaper to the roof to act as a tarmac. I used gorilla glue and some seeped out of the overlap between sheets of sandpaper, I went with this and made it as the tar join as if the roofs had been repaired.

I left the right most wall clear as I am unsure what to do here. I want it to be able to stand by itself but for the most part it will be hidden by the second building. I think I will do something simple like wall filler to give it a concrete look

showing the long window on the left of the property.showing the long window on the left of the property.

the bumps on the roof edge are where the roof and sides meet and connect unfortunately. this will be hidden mostly by the satriales sign.

The second building I have done the same, rolled with the brick roller the 3 walls, filled the corners with extra milliput and then rolled these and tried to smooth them in

I then stuck lollipop sticks to the furthest wall as the satriales building has a brick facia for the most part but the side most pictures show it goes into a wooden house. I have a spare barn which I might use as this (however I also wanted to convert it to an old pub which is situated near me)

So I gave this a wooden side so I could atleast nod at the parking lot side of the building.

I then added sandpaper to the roof, which didnt work *as* well because of the slight difference in the building

I then stuck on the door frames and windows which were the generic ones I got with the building.

You may notice white bits here and there, that is where ive used filler to fill in gaps around the windows.

showing the second buildingshowing the second building
example of side of building showing facia and woodexample of side of building showing facia and wood

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