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The terrain has inspired me to create my own terrain, so when i get off my lazy bum , i will make some and post it here.

Gunzhard wrote:Indominable Fortress WIP... It still needs a lot of work actually - but it's getting there. This is being painted for my favorite game store.

Where did you get all the BA bits? Did they come with the model?

I really need to start working on my terrain.

MasterSlowPoke wrote:

Gunzhard wrote:Indominable Fortress WIP... It still needs a lot of work actually - but it's getting there. This is being painted for my favorite game store.

Where did you get all the BA bits? Did they come with the model?

Well... the blood drop I just sculpted out of green stuff, that was easy... the chalice though: it's half of the Space Hulk chalice *cough green stuff press mold*.

Here's a statue I made last night out of a "Yankee" candle jar top and a plastic beauty and the beast figure

more orks waaaagh

pandaman wrote:more orks waaaagh

Effigy of Gork (or possibly Mork):

that looks great ct gamer

FoxPhoenix135 wrote:Wardance, that wall/building is very awesome! How was it made? It looks like the walls can be detached for transport, am I correct?

It looks to be made from a couple of MiniatureScenery kits.
One of their Imperial Ruins line.
This one perhaps.

With two of these:

Terrain/objective:

Yep Chromedog thats what I use, here is a photo just taken today of my new 40K board. Man I'm getting sucked into this wargaming stuff hehe.

War dance that table is awsome howed you make it

I got 4 mdf boards and glued on some old books just to add height, then poured plasta of paris over everything and then rendered it with an old dish washing scourer.

Then dry brush the lot.

It's my first attempt at this and I must say I'm realy happy with how it looks, given how simple the process was (and the fact I had no idea what it would look like).

This morning I finished off some detail and added some more grass, here is an updated pic:

I like all da orkies!

Have to say that is pretty impressive, wardance. The road looks great.

How stable are the models? It looks like the surface is quite uneven.

Cheers Silver, the board is fairly stable, if I would have to make it again id make a bit flatter but its definately playable. There is no problems with cocked dice so far.

Here are the 5 tables worth of terrain (tables included) as they were last weekend for our 50 player tourney (we had larger numbers than the "major" Sydney 40k tourney held on the same weekend (although they also do WHFB, Infinity, FoW, Ancients, BB and other games as well).

The Stargate table.

Industrial/refinery table. This is 80% of my Hexagon and Platformer terrain kits. 2 pieces sat this tourney out needing some repairs.

Edge of the industrial zone table (with container park) and the 3 Pegasus Gothic sets.

Opposite angle on that one.

Grassland table with Battlefield-in-a-box GF9 ruins and stuff.

you ever gonna paint that terrain crhome dog

wardance76 wrote:I got 4 mdf boards and glued on some old books just to add height, then poured plasta of paris over everything and then rendered it with an old dish washing scourer.

Then dry brush the lot.

It's my first attempt at this and I must say I'm realy happy with how it looks, given how simple the process was (and the fact I had no idea what it would look like).

I like the colors and texture. It gives the table a lot of character.

My tower for Confrontation. Made by ice cream sticks and styrofoam.

Tau pieces I made. The domes are Japanese soup bowls. The detailing bits are pieces of household crap, scrap wargame projects, Antenociti's Workshop or built form card and so on.

pandaman wrote:you ever gonna paint that terrain crhome dog

It did get a black wash last year.

I need to go over it again and hit it with some rust patches as well.

Given that it was all inaccessible for the better part of a year (small house so it was stored at the in-laws - who are an hour's drive away) afterwards.

I don't work quickly unless there's a need. As I won't be at BiV next year (or ever again, while it is held in May) there's no real big rush.

that terrain reminds me of ewok terrain kill krazy

Ruined fortress

CT GAMER wrote:Terrain/objective:

thats awsome!great work!

jetjetex wrote:

CT GAMER wrote:Terrain/objective:

thats awsome!great work!

Thanks.

I'm building a set of 3 Ultramarines themed objectives for my son's army (the other two are a wrecked & burning rhino and a downed hero/veteran).

That tau terrain from Kilkrazy is awesome. Just how i envisioned tau buildings to look.

jetjetex wrote:

CT GAMER wrote:Terrain/objective:

thats awsome!great work!

make sure to post pics when you're done



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jetjetex wrote:

CT GAMER wrote:Terrain/objective:

thats awsome!great work!

make sure to post pics when you're done

Just a little piece from me.