Scratch-built industrial terrain (Promethium Storage Tanks)

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**Darian Aarush**

Pringles cans and a McDonald's drinks box form the base of this terrain.

Cheap acrylic paint and some leftover bits from my Baal Predator sprue were added next, and then finally I printed some Aquila emblems, numbers and flammable liquid signs which I cut with a craft knife and glued on.

Pretty pleased with how it's turned out. Cheap and easy, just how I like it!

**Mr Nobody**

The little hazard signs are a nice touch. Have you finished painting it yet? It seems a little flat.

**Shadow Walker**

They really look great.

**Darian Aarush**

Mr Nobody wrote:
The little hazard signs are a nice touch. Have you finished painting it yet? It seems a little flat.

Thanks. I added a bit more paint today, actually. Covered up the PVA shine around the decals too.

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Shadow Walker wrote:
They really look great.

Thank you!

**Grimtuff**

Looks good. For next time, take a little tip from Eric's Hobby Workshop. Wrap the tubes in packing tape (or paper), it gets rid of the distinctive spiral pattern on the tubes and makes the donor parts look less easily identifiable as a result.

**Darian Aarush**

Grimtuff wrote:
Looks good. For next time, take a little tip from Eric's Hobby Workshop. Wrap the tubes in packing tape (or paper), it gets rid of the distinctive spiral pattern on the tubes and makes the donor parts look less easily identifiable as a result.

Thanks for the tip,

**Darian Aarush**

Touched up the paint a little, covering the PVA 'shine' around the decals, too.