Gothic church 3d printed tabletop model

 Here are pictures of the gothic church that I finished painting last week. This model was designed by Alessandro Damiano. For reference, the miniatures pictured with the building are 25mm scale Reaper Miniatures.

The images inside the building were printed on paper before being glued on the walls. A total of three hundred and thirty pieces were printed and glued to create the walls, ceiling, roof and bell towers of this church. I printed everything on a Prusa i3 MK3S and an Elegoo mars 2 pro printer. The details of the model are beautiful and I enjoyed learning how to use my printers as well.

To date the project has taken approximately 650 hours; 400 hours of printing, 50 hours of preparation and assembly, and around 200 to paint everything. I used a beige colored undercoat and painted everything with brushes, not airbrush.

I haven't finished this project yet. In addition to a base, I want to add a graveyard. There will also be a few more surprises along the way. So, more to come in September.

 

Gothic church front panel exterior

 Here are some pictures of the last piece of my Gothic church, the exterior side of the front panel. In total, forty three parts were glued together to create this wall.

 

 

Gothic church front panel interior

Here are some pictures of my Gothic church front panel interior. Sixteen pieces were glued together to create this wall. The fresco and paintings are pictures printed on paper and glued on the wall afterwards.

 

The arched entry around the main door is one of the parts of this model that I love the most. The helix columns gave me the opportunity to paint different marble color.

 

Gothic church second lateral wall

Here are some pictures of my Gothic church second lateral wall. In total, I glued together ninety two 3d printed parts to make this wall. The small images in the frames are pictures printed on paper and glued on the wall.

 

Gothic church roof

 Here are some pictures of my Gothic church roof. In total, I glued together eighteen 3d printed parts to make this roof.

Here's the list of colors I used for the stones; Army Painter Skeleton Bone primer (basecoat), Reaper MSP 9029 Earth brown stains, Reaper MSP 9110 Oiled Leather stains, Citadel Agrax Earthshade shading and Army Painter Skeleton Bone drybrush.
 
For the bronze roof tiles I used; Reaper MSP 9437 Drgon Black basecoat, Vallejo 70998 Bronze basecoat, Reaper MSP HD 29848 Jungle Camo and Reaper MSP 9012 Pale Green stains.