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So i have been in this modeling / wargaming hobby for a bit over 1 year now, having completed my army and running out of things to paint, i decided i should stay true to goal of attempting to do this part of the hobby aswell. So i am actually very happy with the results, that is why i am posting it here and also it has been posted in my blogs, so im sorry if it seems im flooding this place. These are practically finished and i might need to fix a few little tiny things but other then that its done.

Blog where you can see more pictures of the progression - https://www.dakkadakka.com/dakkaforum/posts/list/90/773924.page





WHAT MATERIALS I USED

Wire = Headphone wire
Steel mesh = Mosquito netting
Barrel = Rolled up regular white paper.
Tin walls = Middle area of regular cardboard
Wood = Foam from E - vaporiser packaging. ( the only part that is not made by me from scratch is that big shield thing on the side of the building, and that little wooden wheel in the front of building ). I used a razer to cut the foam and add the lines.
Grass/weeds = Green stuff
Shield / Symbol thing = This part and the wooden wheel at the front was not made by me, it was ripped off s this old model thingi found i had laying around.
Wooden Wheel = This part was ripped off from an old model i found laying around
Door Hinges = Cardboard and green stuff.
Ground = Smashed up rocks using a hammer.
Supposed to look like oil puddle = Glaze varnish and black / brown paint.

Wow - great job and suitably gritty!!!

Thank you so much, extremely grateful!!!