Modular Table top Terrain - Urban - City Ruin

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**lanman**

in the future

http://www.krylon.com/environment/h20/

its a latex/water based spray paint works great on styro

**Sentinel**

I've used that stuff. Honestly I can't say that I liked it. It's thin and runny and takes forever to dry. I just hand paint the foam with latex paint now.

**Capitansolstice**

Sentinel wrote:I've used that stuff. Honestly I can't say that I liked it. It's thin and runny and takes forever to dry. I just hand paint the foam with latex paint now.

+1 but it works

**PapaPiggy**

You are insane man, Dont change what you are doing. It looks great and i can't wait to see the finished board and the first battle report on it. Did you think about the missions? or is that an after thought? When i made mine i didn't think about the deployment zones or where objectives could be placed. Did you buy all those bricks or cast them?

**Zebra88**

The bricks are carved from the foam

anyway, yes I thought before starting the project about deployment zone and objective...I ponedered every single inch on the table, but I'm afraid you'll never see it finish, because I've abbandoned the whole project...maybe in the future I'll finish it...but you have to wait a lot

**Capitansolstice**

Zebra88 wrote:The bricks are carved from the foam anyway, yes I thought before starting the project about deployment zone and objective...I ponedered every single inch on the table, but I'm afraid you'll never see it finish, because I've abbandoned the whole project...maybe in the future I'll finish it...but you have to wait a lot

awwwww! what are you doing now?
We understand that sometimes you need a break, but just keep it in mind

**dsteingass**

See, his first experience with the airbrush was bad, so now he is scared of it. Same thing happened to me.