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Ooh that's a scarily blanchistu bit of sculpting there. Good to see you back in Action, especially given the circumstances. Do what you can, when you can, to keep your head straight.

Glad to see you're able to do some modelling. The statue looks amazing so far, as do the container tanks.

I love the sculpting on the statue you are making, amazing work!

Really like the guy Cam. Awesome work.

Nicely done! I'm just now discovering the joys of working with greenstuff, so I now have a better appreciation for how difficult getting the fine details shaped so very well can be!

Glad to here your Sister-in-Law is doing better! Also amazing stuff with the terrain.

Thanks all

Bit more on him...
Just wanted to give a shout out on this paint again, I am so impressed. Pebeo Acrylic, just excellent coverage, I have a few different colours now and blown away by the results I am getting, and here it is dirt cheap.

Thats a white undercoat, and then a single coat of the copper.

Made him a plynth.






Next up while waiting on paint drying, made a small piece of scatter....possible 40k transport.







And still plodding away...



Thanks for looking folks.

Wow, what a lot of progress! The statue is still looking great, I can't believe how much it has changed in so short a time. I really like the vehicle, it looks like a heavily armored scouting vehicle to me. Rather than just scatter, I hope you write up some rules for using that in game. Keep up the good work on your Tzeetch terrain, I don't know how you can constantly think of additions and improvements on your pieces, it's looked finished to me for a long time, but you keep improving it

Great stuff as always Cam'!
Loving the statue! both the greenstuff work and the final(?) look of it; really nice!
The vehicle is cool! it feels like more of a 'flash gitz' or 'lootaz' creation (how apt given the creator!)

Terrain looking great! Is that a remote servitor like tracked machine?

How did you do the green patina on the statue- that came out terrific! The vehicle, as has been suggested, could easily be a flash gitz kind of thing- but I think you could use it as prime mover on a towed configuration Earthshaker Cannon too. Love the building- it would mate up nicely with the factory you recently finished and the Necromunda tower structure (with all our names on).


You'll have a whole under-warren completed, shortly!

Thanks all.

Couple things to get sorted in RL but once they are done, I have had it with RL, going to immerse myself in my modelling and will be back to commenting, and catching up on you guys.

Had a long night at it so did a few bits, calling some of these done I think.

SAPT (Small Armoured Personal Transport) Used by officials of the Imperium to move about the surface of the forgeworld giving protection from the enviroment and the various dangerous machinery.










Statue.








Not fully finished but for now done, storage tanks...



Oh and a scrap pile I threw together whilst clearing my desk, still WIP.



OK well thats it for now, more to come, thanks for looking.

You really know how to weather the crap out of anything and everything, don't you ?! What's with the mostly armless guy btw?

Great stuff all round Cam!

Love that SAPT, very cool.


Excellent work on the statue, both in sculpting and on the verdigris final version.


Storage tanks look suitably corrupted now, good job.

And that's a great little scrap hidey-hole.

Always fun to see what you are working on Cam, that statue is so good. Would make for some great terrain in a necromunda game.

Lovely work, sir, as always. I'm amused how you throw together a scrap pile while clearing your desk that looks better than something I worked on for days or weeks. Thanks so much for sharing!

It always amazes me how well you channel your inner Ork on pieces like the scrap pile. Then knock out other great pieces like the statue and factory (which are just the Imperial side of Orky ). Well done Sir.

Loving the little personal transport tankette as well. Always the little details that build a theme.

Thanks all,

bugger fell asleep at the keyboard lost the update here goes round two...











Thank you for your patients, thanks for looking.

Tile spacers? Well, You win this round for cleverness, Mr. Cam. And I'll just save some time and concede the next round too.

Whatever it is , I like it. Very playable.

Sleeping in a bed is preferable to sleeping at a keyboard. I have this on good authority.

As always, Cam is a master of seeing the possibilities for the hobby in everyday objects. Very cool idea with the tile spacers, and it looks great. I can't wait to see what you amke next.

HA! i was waiting patiently for someone to try out tile spacers for the hobby....got a big pack waiting for ages...but how did you glue them on...its made of that ugly plastic that doesn´t bond with plastic glue so good...? hmmm....


on that theme also...i always wanted to see what others can create with plastic dowels/ screw anchors....

Awesome stuff Cam love the mechanicus statue.

the new scenery bit is coming along nicely too

Hmmmm….. plastic tile spacers + vinyl drywall corners = mega Necromunda terrain! It's like a Reese's Peanut Butter Cup!

Love the statue and the scratch-build little APC. Really wonderful work Cam. A feast for the eyes!

Nice little APC. Looks the part.

Good statue. Looks legit.

Good job on the "tidy-up" terrain piece. That doesn't happen when I tidy...

Good start and ideas on the latest.

Thanks folks.

So the lower pieces, made the block a usable piece of it's own.





Then the top...also made so it can be used seperately.





And together..



Notice the sliding door.

And finally in situ with a scale shot as well.





That's that one done for now, next up soon. Thanks for looking folks, really appreciate the feedback.

Those girders are fantastic

That's a neat building. They have little temporary offices that look just like that at construction sites here.

That would work perfectly for the new tabletop game coming out based on the "Fallout" video games.

Nice work - impressive modularity.