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nothing to crazy but i really like how it came out. let me know what you guys think

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That's really cool. How's it made?

Those look nearly the same as the old school paper terrain that came with the necromunda starter set. And might I add these are very well done and fit the style of necromunda perfectly.

I really wanted to capture the colors as best as i could remember. I remember that blue grey from the main set and that greenish blue from the outlanders.

Now i only have to create a crap load more

Make with an edit, put the pictures in the thread. Else it'll be locked when a mod finds it.

King Pyrrhus wrote:
That's really cool. How's it made?

Its all just foam board and balsa wood. I airbrush the hazard markings. The rest is just simplat craft paint, sponge painting rush, black and silver and then some rust colored pastels in the right areas. I think besides the paint it costs about 6 or 7 bucks. Especially with coupons from micheals and ac moore.

I reall tried to get the necromunda colors and i think i got it close. I just need to make a lot more

Good terrain, but bad photography. Get some natural light or multiple lamps to light your photography area instead of blowing all the detail out with the flash. Great cheap terrain, and I'm always happy to see rust and caution stripes!

I agree the photos aren't the best, but the weathering looks great!