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Along with some craters I made recently, I also wanted some quick and easy barricades. Once again I took to ebay and picked up some of these resin concrete battiers. Black undercoat, grey base coat, bleached bone drybrush and some Tamiya sand weathering at the base.

I have a few more to do, but here's how they're looking so far.

Looks great - simple and efficient !

One day I realized that forgeworld resin gates are literally perfect for jersey barriers, and come free with the model!

I don't have any pictures handy, but they look great after a little effort and battle damage.

Excellent work, Jersey barriers are always good obstacles to have around.

Lookin good so far. Are you going to add some grafitti to them, some damage, or what?

Not to these ones as they're already weathered, but that's a good plan. I'll slap some transfers on the others after basing and see how they come out

Whoopty wrote:Not to these ones as they're already weathered, but that's a good plan. I'll slap some transfers on the others after basing and see how they come out

I'd freehand a little graphitti on between steps in the weathering process. Do a couple different pieces at different times, and it should give the look of graphitti over time.