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It´s been awhile since I last did something for my Necromunda/Ash Wastes project. I can proudly present today my first major terrain piece for my desert board. To illustrate the dimensions of this building I could enlist Mad Donna and an Ork Stompa (crazy duo!) to show it off. Enjoy!

https://ibb.co/album/dmP96Q

The "Red Tower" is made up of proper Ash Wastes material which means junk. LOL! It´s components are:

- Three tobacco boxes
- Balsa wood
- Old cloth
- Yarn
- Modern & vintage Rhino hatches
- Mosquito net
- Four magnets
- Sand (mostly rough; also fine)
- Wood glue
- Tinting colours (red, orange & yellow)

The base itself needed to be large to avoid toppling the tower easily during play. So as a foundation three large stones found outside were used to add considerable weight to the base. Unfortunately the base looked too barren with just three stones and as a consequence I had to rummage through my bitz boxes in order to clutter the base in good Borderlands fashion. Here are the additional components:

- Three large stones (see above)
- Four large fungi (One Euro store)
- Three barrels & gas canister (vintage GW terrain sprue)
- Lean-to (Balsa wood & welled cardboard)
- Wasteland tufts
- Four human skeleton skulls (it pays off being also a Vampire & Khemri player; LOL!)

A good start Strg Alt.

My only suggestion would be more weathering on the red tower...after all sandstorms would strip the paint over time.

My two cents,

CB

Teehee, maybe it’s a Forth Bridge kind of a deal

https://www.nms.ac.uk/explore-our-collections/stories/science-and-technology/forth-bridge-paint-mixer/