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Hey!
I want to show you my latest project. The industrial sector.
This set contains 8 buildings and all kind of other small terrain pieces.

Check out the video on youtube
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q77UVmLb8JY









For mor pictures visit http://www.500poundterrain.com
I'd like to hear what you think.

Thanks

Nice job bro! It looks like you put a lot of work into, I wouldn't know where to begin with a terrain piece as such but it's obviously extremely intuitive. I especially like the landing pad(?) which seems like a cool twist on the 40k imperial landing pad.

Well done!

Nice!

Wow. How hard was that to make?

Now I know what I'll do when I win the loto. Quit everything, and spend MY ENTIRE LIFE trying to reproduce this complete awesomeness.

Well done!

Definite thumbs up from me!

I like the mix of more typical "chunky gothic" forms and smooth, round, vertical elements. It's a very different feel, but the painting ties it all together nicely.

My only quibble is about the finish on those pillar-type pieces. If there was one rule of re-purposing common/household objects, I would say it's "don't let them be recognizeable." The more common and complete the original item, the more it needs to be masked and/or modified (at least, in my opinion). I can see the shallow spiral seam running up those cyclinders, meaning I can't 'unsee' the fact that they're cardboard tubes.

It's a bit more work (and mess) to cut and you have to pay for it (although not all that much), but you may want to try subbing in PVC pipe, in the future (assuming you have access to a hardware store/builders merchant). Being both stronger and smoother than cardboard tubes, I find it terribly handy stuff. Comes in all sorts of diameters, too, with a range of interesting connectors that can work beautifully for industrial terrain.

I love it, almost DOOM-Esque to me, i dig it!

Good stuff. Love the statue bust/toxic waste fountain. Always great to see people creating their own visions.

 oadie wrote:
but you may want to try subbing in PVC pipe, in the future (assuming you have access to a hardware store/builders merchant). Being both stronger and smoother than cardboard tubes, I find it terribly handy stuff. Comes in all sorts of diameters, too, with a range of interesting connectors that can work beautifully for industrial terrain.

Thanks mate