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Hi and welcome!

I'd been thinking about putting up a completed things thread to show together in a tidier way what is dispersed around in my P&M Blog, so here it goes.

Starting out, one of the last finished builds, my entry for the LoER Terrain Comp N° 8, "Accommodation"









Any comments, criticism and questions are always welcome.

Thanks for stopping by.

This looks amazing! Do you mind if I ask what you made it out of?

Great! And subbed for sure!

Classy.

Where did you get the high voltage sign from?

@bladeiai: Thanks!

Main body is made from a half a 160 mm PVC sewer pipe cut-off, the rest is styrene and the odd bits and pieces here and there. Mosquito mesh for the wire fence.

More details and building process over here.

@Steel-lynx20: Thank you, and welcome.

@Ailaros: Thanks.

As to the signs, nothing too fancy: web image search for warning/danger/high voltage signs, scaled (by eye only) in an image editor if needed, inkjet printed and clear coat sprayed before weathering.

Cheers.

Great work - I'm cheating by getting the Dust set but will need bigger buildings too so will be nicking some of your ideas!
Cheers

Excellent terrain, genuinely impressed. Wish I had the talent for it.

Another build, also for one of the LoER Terrain Comps - Gun Emplacements -





@bubber: Not cheating, just a different approach ! And nick away, glad it can be of use!

@PrehistoricUFO: Thanks a lot! And just give it a shot, it's all in the trying!

Some more finished builds, done some time ago now.





(Scratchbuilt cardboard, styrene & bits Leman Russes)

Comments and critiques are welcome and appreciated.

Thank you for stopping by.

New finished build, my entry for the LoER Terrain Comp N° 10, "The Throne"





Close-ups:





The Throne(s) themselves:



And scale shots:



Zoomable and votable in the Gallery, building, comments and WIP's in my P&M Blog, link below.

C&C are welcome as always.

Thank you for stopping by.

Tittle says it: LoER Terrain Comp Round 11: On the Road. All roads do lead somewhere





Wide shots






Up-close and personal:





And a gate. A (rail)road must take somewhere:





Closing scene: leaving through an open gate:



Thanks for stopping by.

Cheers.

That's fething beautiful.

You have some absolutely amazing terrain here. I really love the printed out warehouse interior for the "All roads" piece. It's a neat little touch that adds a lot. Your attention to detail altogether is wonderful.

Another finished something, this time for Gitsplitta's 2° Annual Mantis Maker Challege.

Guideline was to match a single, Mantis Warrior infantry figure (including bikes) to the following quote from IA.

"Once the silent warders of the Endymion Cluster, in the wake of the Badab Wars the Mantis Warriors have been bound to a century long penitent crusade which may well see the end of the Chapter before its conclusion. One of the rare descendants of the savage White Scars, the Mantis Warriors’ millennia of isolation on the far edge of human space has left them much changed from their origins. Experts in the art of guerrilla warfare and the sudden application of violence from concealment, the Mantis Warriors are subtle and cunning killers, wreathed in mysticism, who strike with the fury of an unexpected storm."

Simple. Ja!

So:

Barely seen through the heavy mist, the Battle Brother moved upon his target swiftly and without noise. A brief opening in the fog, a demolition charge casually left behind, almost as if forgotten…
The blast went off even before the mist had fully closed behind him, and the wall was breached. The fight was over before the debris from that first explosion had finished falling to the ground, the enemy never getting over the utter surprise of the attack.









Maybe because of living in an arid climate, coming out of the mist for a swift attack before getting lost in the fog again quite embodies the idea of the "sudden application of violence from concealment". Surprise assaults, bombs and quick strikes come to mind regarding the guerilla tactics of a depleted or isolated force.

At least, that was my take on it.

Cheers.

A light tankette:








Thoughts, comments and criticism are always welcome.

Cheers.

That's sweet. Nice lil recon vehicle

Very good terrain you have here, and your tank is looking nice as well.

Those are excellent.
Well done!

Love your style, but not a fan of the tankette for some reason. Maybe because I always think of WWII polish tankettes when I hear the word.

That tank is sooo cute! tutorial please?

Thank you all for your comments and compliments!

@Tarnish: You can see some of the process here: Beginning, Mostly tracks, Half-way, and Close up. You are welcome to drop by any time!

Thanks a lot, it looks deceptively simple

Some great work on here matey !

Subbed !

Going to rob your good ideas !!!!!

Incredible paint applications and modelling. All the pieces have a ton of character.

I love the terrain pieces. Great job!

Very cool looking terrain. Great job.

Man that is juicy stuff love it.

Thanks again for all for your comments and compliments, appreciated!

For a bit of a change of pace, a Not-Delaque Gang:

Da Boss:



The crew:







The last ganster and first Juve:



Second Juve:



And last, but definitively not least, some heavy support:



The (partial) family pic:



Thanks for stopping by.

Cheers.

Onto something else: Vindicare Assassin



I got this one from Red Harvest as part of my 2° place price in the #11 Round of the LoER Terrain Comp "On The Road" (shown a bit above, BTW), some time ago.

I figured that putting some paint on it would be a better way to honour him, and it's Sunday after all.

Thanks for stopping by.

Cheers.

Nicely done