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Pretty pleased with how well this large terrain piece came out.

Towering:



Rear view:



Rear view, sans statue. How do minis get up those levels?



Front view:



Flooring view. The floor was airbrushed in several layers, using a stretched out dryer sheet as a mask. Looking at this photo, it probably could use another pass of boltgun metal over the frame.



Speaking of using a stretched out dryer sheet as a mask, that is also how I did the marble effect on the statue.



Side view:



Back that thing up:


The design notes indicate that this was intended to be a more hopeful piece of terrain, noting that she is holding the torch high and the sword low. I mean, she's also standing on a pile of skulls but those guys are probably heretics so OK.



Generally pretty pleased with the execution of the marble effect.



Michael Bay angle:



Swooping:

Very nice clean job - that marble looks excellent. For those of us not in the US, what is 'dryer sheet'?

One of these bad boys:



That you throw in the dryer to prevent static cling - fabric softener sheets? You could also use a dry old wet wipe, just peel it partially apart.

I haven't actually watched this video with sound on because I am at work but this looks right:




I think I first saw it here.

Genius! Thanks for that.