Help modelling advice needed

[Madcaravanner]

Hi chaps and chapesses

The problem is in 4mm

I'm building a 3 road engine shed to replace an earlier effort that I messed up
I'm doing one to a Midland design style so it has a pitched roof with the top half being Glazed

Walls OK -- brickwork no problem

Broken Glass - HOW????????????????


I will be using a polycarbonate film roughed up in areas to take thin paint to look dirty but How do I make convincing broken edges in the Roof light

I have got the walls and side windows in before I realised I needed some breakages as well as dirt - the dirts easy


Over to you lot and your expertese

[Madcaravanner]

These are pictures of the building process
the window and brick work are still pristine got to do the weathering once it's constructed so it is a little easier

forgot to add the black is the inside walls

[berjay]

HI TO YOU mADCAP, I suppose you could try a mapping pen to draw fine lines on the panes, or (now this is just a thought) how about two pieces of film with one having the "broken" design on it the other being the front or the piece nearest to the out side , Its just another of my stupid ideas .but????

[Madcaravanner]

Originally Posted by berjay

HI TO YOU mADCAP, I suppose you could try a mapping pen to draw fine lines on the panes, or (now this is just a thought) how about two pieces of film with one having the "broken" design on it the other being the front or the piece nearest to the out side , Its just another of my stupid ideas .but????

You'll Note the window design there the "frame" is drawn on with such a Pen one that draws on Glass etc. no the problem if you think about it is the Era I model is the 1960's
Poor maintainence and no cleaning so if a window was complete it was black so a broken window would show clear when the internal lights are on (a few LED's so it appears some bulbs are out too) it's getting quite complicated too looks like I may be making a Frame work and NOT putting any roof lights in at all in places
getting too deep again