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Hi guys! this is a new thread continued form my old "Yellow's Yu-Jing", but the content is really out of date so i though i would restart it with new material.

I have played Wargames for 3 years now and only about 4 months ago did i get into infinity, i saw an infinity painting comp and decided to look it up, after this i focus my resources on building a Yu-Jing army and a place to do battle.

Up until now i have never built scenery of this scale and i am thorughly enjoying it.

No more ranting just scenery pics, most of it is unpainted so bear with me.

PAN OCIEANA HELYEME MINING FACILTY
For the mass effect players you will know that Helyeme is a Merc outpost, but with this ive added over grown plants, to make it look like it hasn't been used for decades

It looks like you have some good pieces there and there will be lots you can do with them. Playing on them should be fun too.

 Leech wrote:
It looks like you have some good pieces there and there will be lots you can do with them. Playing on them should be fun too.

Thanks, It's not that big, about big enough for a 250p game but its not finished yet, i hope to add a drill and some paper crates to add to the skirmish feel

Added in some detail, like these nuclear waste warning signs, getting the "feel" of the board, every single model in my army is now done, execpt for a pew piece of browni need to paint, sadly i can't get the paint till friday when i have the time so the army pics won't be up till then

Hey chief.

Does your camera have a Macro mode? It would make those up-close shots a lot more clear. They get the point across, and the pullback shot looks good, but at the moment it looks like a snap taken with a 90's flip-phone camera.

It's definitely a good start to a board though. Are you going to texture the ground and paint it all up to have a common theme eventually?

 Chemical Cutthroat wrote:
Hey chief.

Does your camera have a Macro mode? It would make those up-close shots a lot more clear. They get the point across, and the pullback shot looks good, but at the moment it looks like a snap taken with a 90's flip-phone camera.

It's definitely a good start to a board though. Are you going to texture the ground and paint it all up to have a common theme eventually?

Yeah, it does, i will start using that then. And i have a roll out texture mat that is going on it tommorow