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These are fething great, well done.

Sensational.

Amazing work, and really inspiring! Please keep the thread updated if you make more terrain.

where did you get the doors and rooster from?

 skeleton wrote:
where did you get the doors and rooster from?

Some of the building bits from Horizon Creations 3D. They sell through eBay.

https://www.facebook.com/horizoncreation3d/

Other bits are Legos, from bits box.etc.

Really super stuff! Those big pieces must have take. An epic effort just to cover let alone in such good paint jobs. Massive respect for the level of work you're putting in. Necromunda is so worth it.

Also, loving that hero-quest elf! What a classic mini to slip into the underhive. Great collection of charterful gangs too.

This thread continues to deliver.

I know this maybe be too much of an imposition, can you do a full table shot of your terrain thus far? Also, are you working on any scaffolding to link buildings together?

Some really creative stuff going on, it all looks great, very worn and fitting for Necromunda.

Awesome work!

Current WIP terrain project: Processing plant.
I made an interesting discovery fooling around with the storage boxes. They will fit like a puzzle piece into the sides of another storage box. Just apply some hot glue, and Presto! Room additions easily added.

Consider that idea looted .

Chem Fem processing plant completed:

Looks great. What are you using the Heroscape models as?

 bbb wrote:
Looks great. What are you using the Heroscape models as?

Thanks. Not sure yet. Thought they looked cool, so I threw them in the photos for the fun of it.

I absolutely love the scrapyard stuff (even though I love all of it).

Super cool looking terrain!

 beradical wrote:
I absolutely love the scrapyard stuff (even though I love all of it).

Super cool looking terrain!

Thanks. Keep an eye on this thread in the future. I plan to add more scrapyard pieces.

Very well done terrain. It's genuinely impressive. I saw it in the photo gallery and decided to check out your other works. You are an excellent hobbyist. Your creativity, craftsmanship, and artistry work well together. Subbed and looking forward to seeing what you do next.

Can I ask if you did anything special to Prime those storage tub buildings at start of the post? Thx

 Zognob Gorgoff wrote:
Can I ask if you did anything special to Prime those storage tub buildings at start of the post? Thx

So far I've had no real issues with the colors I spray painted or washed coming off. The plastic is somewhat wonky to paint, but I found that spraying the inside as well as the outside with a red oxide primer works. Any paint on the outside that happens to get scraped off, the red inside the box shows through, looking like rust. So a bug with the plastic turns out to be a useful feature.



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 Skalk Bloodaxe wrote:
Very well done terrain. It's genuinely impressive. I saw it in the photo gallery and decided to check out your other works. You are an excellent hobbyist. Your creativity, craftsmanship, and artistry work well together. Subbed and looking forward to seeing what you do next.

Thanks. I checked out your terrain gallery, and liked it. Especially the shack with the posters on it. I use to have one of those.


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Updated Chem factory, with Galvanic Magnavent added.

Stunning work, inspiring. Perfect aesthetic for Necromunda. Definitely stealing a few ideas.

BTW your figure painting is pretty incredible too.

Away to read all your blogs, subbed here.

That looks fantastic, nice job.

hey brushfire, where do you get your doors and windows?
great work.
love the legos

 usernamesareannoying wrote:
hey brushfire, where do you get your doors and windows?
great work.
love the legos

Thanks. Right here:

http://www.horizoncreation3d.com/

I love how the GW terrain blends right in... Great work, as usual!

WIP: Yet another terrain piece based on the ubiquitous electrical box.

Power station complete. Plus a photo of my Necromunda scenery to date.

A very serious immersive stuff, you inspired me a lot.
I love the way you have to adapt small details of set to create a consistent product.

Keep going !

WIP: Titan's Hand. Long forgotten since the hive was built. A great prize to those who can take it--If they can defeat the powerful mutant pysker and his pet that reside within the ruined building beneath it.

Very nice, brilliant use of bits yet again, I think I have that hand somewhere, now know what to do with it.