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Some really cool models in here, looking forward to more

Thanks for the encouragement guys.
The hab block was my own design. unfortunately it seems to have gotten lost in the warp(moving flat). Pity as I quite liked where it was going.

While I work on the stuff above I thought I would post another piece of terrain I finished last week or so. It's interesting as I actually started it quite a few years ago. It was really my first proper 40k piece. I learned a few things from it as well about making terrain for table top games. Like keep some nice flat areas to actually be able to place miniatures without them toppling over
Then the other week after it had been laying around in limbo with a half arsed grey paint job I decided to do it up to match the rest of my Badlands set.








Cheers, Vim


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That's me for the evening. Enclosed the middle section of the turbine, added deck plating, vent and hatch.


Cheers, Vim

Hey all.
Weekend is here YAY
First game in about a year coming up on Tuesday so want to get as much of this finished as possible.

Walls done but I'm not too happy with the paint job as it looks way too clean next to the bombed out pumping station. I'll go back over them tomorrow to add some fire damage and stuff.


A couple of WIP shots of the power/shield generator. Lots of panelling but no where near enough rivets. I have also started to add technical gubbinz.


Thanks for looking, Vim