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Over the past few years, it's become apparent that I need more terrain for the Adepticon Necromunda tournaments, so this year I decided to throw together some new terrain pieces from odds and ends I had left from prior projects. They all still need to be properly painted but I thought I'd share.

More info below:
http://empireofghosts.blogspot.com/2013/11/the-road-to-adepticon-2014-necromunda.html

Collapsed Dome Walls


Bulkhead Structure

Thought I'd share some of the initial work I did for my Necromunda terrain way back in 2007, since this was before I started my blog.

More pics and info below:
link

Water Still


Generatorium


Refinery Tower


Stay tuned for part 2…

So stoked to see you back at it . I was a lurker all those years ago and watched many of your builds. Off to order a gross of microwave popcorn to chill out with while following the thread.

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Hurray, more terrain! Going back over these builds actually makes me want to track down some more bulkheads and expand my collection even further.

More pics and info below:
http://empireofghosts.blogspot.com/2013/12/a-necromunda-terrain-retrospective-part_10.html

Warehouse Tower



Chapel


Water Tower


Ruins


Stay tuned for part 3...

Wow. This is some delicious terrain!!!

Love it!

Like the look of this

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The third and final retrospective post. Check back for work on the current batch and I'll share the fate of all these old pieces once they are complete.

More pics and info below:
http://empireofghosts.blogspot.com/2013/12/a-necromunda-terrain-retrospective-part_11.html

Redemptionist Chapel


Manufactorium




Gatehouse


Walkways

Wow, really digging this terrain. What does a complete table look like?

Just doing some small scatter terrain pieces between jobs right now, inspired by Borderlands. Enjoy!

More pics and info:
http://empireofghosts.blogspot.com/2013/12/borderlands-inspired-scatter-terrain-wip.html

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Those scatter terrain pieces are all great. I'm glad to see you don't skimp on the character even on the small stuff.

oh great... another terrain building thread that makes me feel inadequate ...

gotta ask the master...how did you do the drainpipes?

and on that chapel piece...there is that nice structure bit right next to all those barrels???...what is this piece/bit from?

thanks...oh and subbed^^

cheers, vik

Wonderful terrain, always glad to see you showing your amazing models - and I see a glimpse of your awesome traked sentinel, such a gorgeous piece...

 Viktor von Domm wrote:
oh great... another terrain building thread that makes me feel inadequate ...

gotta ask the master...how did you do the drainpipes?

Do you mean the air ducts on the Warehouse Tower? Those are just rectangular plasticard rod, with larger pieces glued on at regular intervals.

and on that chapel piece...there is that nice structure bit right next to all those barrels???...what is this piece/bit from?

thanks...oh and subbed^^

cheers, vik

On the large chapel? The base is just a wood block, hatch is from some old sci-fi model kit with a 40K Ork handle added. The stack is just a 25mm round base and a CoD Manufactorum smokestack.

Dude! THis stuff is killer!! I can totally see the Borderlands inspiration! I really love the Sentinel-turned-transport!

Really nice terrain pieces!

A happy accident can sometimes make a piece better than planned. Originally, I had planned for these pools to just have the larger bubbles (made from ping-pong balls and hot glue droplets) arranged in semi-transparent pools. While I was mixing the gloss medium and paint to form the pool's surface, I stirred too quickly and made the mixture foamy. Not thinking, I added this to the piece, hoping the bubbling would dissipate - which it didn't - before drying.

http://empireofghosts.blogspot.com/2014/01/caustic-pools-terrain.html

This blog is awesome. I am subscribed.

Thanks for all the inspiration, you got me drooling all over these pictures.

Great stuff indeed. The undamaged buildings and the ton of other stuff on your blog is inspirational and awesome =)

Great stuff!

Well, some things are happy accidents like the caustic pools....and some things don't turn out the way you'd like. These modular canals were basically one big experiment to see just how far I could take the gloss medium-as-water technique. The answer was not this far.

Read more and see more pics below:
http://empireofghosts.blogspot.com/2014/01/modular-canal-terrain.html

don´t be too harsh with yourself about these cracks... could have happened to us all...but you have to admit...these channels look still very cool!...maybe you could add more water effects to the cracks and color them differently...thus making it again a happy accident...

the pools by the way are extra special!...i do like mute colors...but every once in a while my eyes are very happy to see such virant colors!

I finished up the fencing I've been working on over the last month this week. More pics and info below:

http://empireofghosts.blogspot.com/2014/01/the-road-to-adepticon-2014-necromunda.html

The white picket fence is brilliant, now to model a ganger using a slat as a club . The electric fence is awesome too.

Those are very nice, the electric fences are a clever idea but the mesh ones are my favourite, is that car body mesh or did you find a cheaper alternative?

I like the photobombing worm monster, demonstrating that fences don't keep out everything.

They're finished! I have to say I'm really proud of these collapsed dome walls considering their cheapness (basically free 2" foamboard, some bitz from the box, and 3mm MDF bases) and quick turn-around time (~6 weeks, alongside many other projects).

More pics and info below:
http://empireofghosts.blogspot.com/2014/01/road-to-adepticon-2014-necromunda.html

Love the graffiti! The bright colors and patches of grass mix super well with concrete.

Looks awesome. A great departure from the usual 'munda terrain.

My collection of Necromunda walkways and bridges, more pics below:
http://empireofghosts.blogspot.com/2014/02/road-to-adepticon-2014-necromunda.html