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Librarium Online (http://www.librarium-online.com/forums/scenery/) has a neat scenery challenge. Much like Iron Chef, the challenge is to build terrain using the theme ingredient. This month, it's "something out of the kitchen".

My creation is comprised mostly of items found in the kitchen. It's a raised resupply station for land speeders. It's a basic platform with an elevator to raise fuel, food, and ammunition, where the speeders can land, reload, and take off. I'll get a how-to write up posted soon. Here's a shot of some of my source material.



And pics of the piece more or less done

Front shot with some crates and figure for scale


Close up of base, showing the control panel on the bottom


Back side to show the piping


Close up of top to show the top side control panel

Dude.... Thats awesome. Very creative. I love it.

That is a really realy cool peice of terrain! You inspire me!

Here is the "how to" article

http://www.kan.org/michael/mkp/terrain_iron4.php

I think you make some of the most polished 'trash' terrain out there.

Excellent work Iffy, as per usual. I might have to take a swipe at this myself.

I love the site. This is something I needed for terrain making...inspiration. The new piece looks great, and is not so difficult to make. Keep it coming man.

Blood

I try to keep things as simple as possible. Spray paint, washes, etc. There isn't a ton of brush painting, except for the little details.

yea thats REALLY good. at first i thought the picture was a inspiration picture, then i realized "oh..... thats what he made" lol good job