My new 40k city with proper big pics

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**licclerich**

Hope you all enjoy...any questions just ask

**darkness screamer**

Very nice,I think you should call it hive world Rusticon

**Squidmanlolz**

very cool!

**Dez**

Love it!

**The Riddle of Steel**

Wow, beautiful. The new bigger pictures are much easier to see.

I would love to play a game on this. How much time did you spend on the entire project, if you don't mind my asking?

**Bottle**

It looks great!

good work!

**Crablezworth**

I really like your setup, well played good sir.

**Righteousrob**

Very nice. You are talented. Should try a bombed out building or like an industrial explosion. Craters are fun to look at.

**drantichrist**

Love this piece, especially the shade you used for the walls, (which is....?) very gorgeous. Wish I could get a chance to see something like this in person. All the terrain models i've had the chance to play with have been foliage and greys, I like the sandy aspect, its like uncharted waters. Very good.

**SRSFACE**

Damn. This is f***in' rad. I'd love to come play a game on your table. Beautiful work, dude!

**Lutharr101**

epic

**licclerich**

i don't know how long I spent on it but it about a year....in 40 hour week terms props about 6 weeks.
the mats/walls were painted in a milk chocolate brown artist acrrlic and then using a sponge dabbed with a cream colour from the "SANTEX exterior house paint smooth" range
thanks for the comments

**Eilif**

Really excellent work. I like how you took it out of the usual grimdark-grey paint scheme. They colored, grey and metalic parts you did use look very striking against the off-white dominant shade.