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Here is a bunch of Necromunda terrain that I and TJSKI built a few years ago for a local game shop

http://dspaintingblog.blogspot.com/2009/04/old-school-stuff-necromunda-terrain.html
http://dspaintingblog.blogspot.com/2009/04/old-school-stuff-necromunda-terrain_12.html
http://dspaintingblog.blogspot.com/2009/04/old-school-stuff-necrmunda-terrain-part.html
http://dspaintingblog.blogspot.com/2009/04/old-school-stuff-necromunda-terrain_18.html
http://dspaintingblog.blogspot.com/2009/04/old-school-stuff-necromunda-terrain_2817.html
http://dspaintingblog.blogspot.com/2009/04/old-school-stuff-necromunda-terrain_7165.html

This stuff is built from Necromunda bulkheads, plastic card, electircal outlet boxes, cardboard, sheet metal, chicken wire, model bits and other junk. This project took several months...we should have kept it.

I love the powerplant-ish looking buildings the most. It all looks great

Beautiful stuff. The level of detail is excellent. There's sooo much little stuff that lend to the run-down look. The little touches like fallen railings, external wiring, etc.

Fantastic work.



Ghidorah

Allow me to return the compliment, this stuff rocks. I may try to copy some of your paint work on my board. Also, what did you use for your mesh and railings, they look great.

Shelkrot wrote:Allow me to return the compliment, this stuff rocks. I may try to copy some of your paint work on my board. Also, what did you use for your mesh and railings, they look great.

The mesh flooring is made from needle-point mesh. It is basically a plastic grid with 1/16" squares. It is easy to cut with scissors or a knife. Glueing can be tricky so you should do some tests. The railings are made from 1/2" square chicken wire. This is cut into 1" strips and holes are drilled in the piece so the railing can be mounted. You must carefully clean the cuts as these will be VERY sharpe.


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Oh, yeah! Some of the mesh is window screen material.