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Welcome to the League of Extraordinary Riveters Terrain Contest: Round 30 "Double Entender" Public Vote.

The vote is completely open to all, with only one vote per person. Take your time to detail the work that was put into these four awesome pieces over the three months of this round, and pick a winner.
This round's topic was "Double Entendre". The idea was to build a piece that can possibly be transformed/rearranged and used as a terrain element in at least two ways.

Please vote and tell your friends to vote. And you can even tell people who may not be your friends to vote. They mean so much to the competitors.

In no particular order, here are the entrants :

MacPhail

MacPhail wrote:My claim to "double entendre" is two-fold... wide spacing for boulevards passable by heavy armor vs. tight corridors only accessible to infantry, and lights-off vs. lights on. I chose pics that show the two different spacings, pics that show with and without lights, and a couple of detail shots. I also have all the top-down and all-sides varieties...

Lights off, arrayed in a series of tight, winding corridors:


Wide spacing to allow vehicle traffic:


Lights on, showing the white, blue, and amber LEDs I chose:


Top view showing contrast of blue and amber:


Detail of one of the interiors (white LEDs):


Detail of paint and weathering:


Thumpingbear









JoshInJapan












Max Moray

Max Moray wrote:

"The Mausoleum of Sister Leonore: A modular piece of terrain I made for the 30th installment of the League of Extraordinary Riveters Terrain Competition on Dakka Dakka. Per rules of this round the terrain piece has to have several options (motto: "Double Entendre"). Mine can be used as a standard terrain piece with a base holding the rockcrete coffin and statue inside. Alternatively the base can be used as a roof, e.g. for display purposes. In addition, the statue may serve as an objective marker fiercely held and defended by the Sisters of the Order of the Cleansing Blade. I’d like to build a ‘armies on parade’ display board for the Order of the Cleansing Blade next year (although I will never partake in the official event due to a lot of 3rd party stuff). This piece could be the start."

Congratulations to all entrants, these are magnificent pieces, and picking just one will be complicated !

Wow, a lot of fantastic work this round-- way out of my league. I'll have to step up my game.

Oh, I should probably mention that, in addition to adding elevation to the tabletop, the cave entrances offer access to the underground, which was my way to match the theme this time around.

Well done everyone! Man, these really turned out nice!

I need to stop signing up for these unless I can really spend the time working on them...I blame my Photon printer for sucking up what little hobby time I've had available in the past month or two...Maybe over the holidays I'll be able to focus on a terrain project and actually finish it. Looking forward to what the winner comes up with! Good luck, my vote is cast!

Nice work all of you, it's nice seeing the final pieces

@Thumpingbear: Hey, I just saw this piece you made on the gallery homepage That's something to be proud of

Great work and congrats to you all for finishing some lovely terrain pieces.

TBH I'd vote for you all if I could

Congrats on the winning the public vote ThumpingBear !
I'll post the final results on the original thread by the end of the week !