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This thread contains all the pics from the concept and construction of a display board originally in my general projects log. archived here for more convenient referral.
It is for a "prison/Jail" themed Ork army.

Concept pic for inspiration


WIP pictures















sand added


gate enclosure top closeup


Door Detailing


Guard Tower
detail closeup


Catwalk part 1


Catwalk 2


PIP (base colors beginning to be blocked in)



Catwalk part 1


Catwalk part 2


Catwalk part .5 (behind guard tower)


Center of catwalk




Guard tower catwalk


end of catwalk


roughing in stonework




overview


Stuff to convert into signage.




The current overview


Closeup of the door with gate enclosure in place


just the door


overview with one of the clients Bikez for color composition purposes

Viktor von Domm wrote:oi... the door is brilliant! rust effect together with the faded paint is absolutely top notch!

as for the signs... nice ideas... I prefer this too:

Nice I'll definitely be adding one of those.

Door


overview


barrel and skull


Big ol Bomb, (heh cookies to those who get the reference)


Door with gate enclosure.


ON the guard tower




Gate topper




Overview


Overview


Sign1


sign 2


Sign 3


Sign 4


Sign 6


Sign 7


Guard tower


Zog wuz ere


Searchlight


with Zog.


added some grass


Pics of the Finished board with the client's army on it.

I love this. Great job!

groggeron wrote:
I love this. Great job!

Thanks. keep an eye on my general blog to follow more current projects.