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Hey everyone!

Just thought I'd show off some of my stuff:

Flying Bases
Flying base Numero Uno:





Flying base #2:





Flying base III:





Flying base #1's ground was the first I had ever painted, and I have changed my formula since then (Heavy coat of Graveyard Earth, splotches of Tausept Ochre/Snakebite Leather, drybrush with Bleached Bone), as you can see with #2 and #3. The bricks are sprue offcuts and the structual steel is some really thick metal mesh.

Number 2's cable is just some spare copper wire.

Flying base #3's Paint went on a little too thick and dried a little too fast, it's Jerry can and ammo boxes are from an Italeri set (Modern Battle Accessories-It's really awesome, great value and only $15!). The bullet holes were made by pushing a nail into the can (it's hollow) and the oil leak was made with wash upon wash of Baal Red, Devlan Mudssiah and Gryphonne Sepia.

Objective Markers
Objective marker 1: Supply Stash.









Objective marker 2: Oil Leakage.







All supplies are from afforementioned Italeri set.

Hope you like 'em,
HadoukenAvenger

Those are pretty sweet...I bought some Tamiya barrels and gas cans to use similarly.

its hard to tell but on the parts with the fuel that is leaking if you haven't already adding some gloss varnish would make it look wet and more like a liquid,

The bases are good, I generally leave flying bases clear.

I love the supply markers. I will copy that idea.