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Got a bunch of deadzone terrain painted. I've done them without gluing anything to maintain modularity, and it was annoying to get together as when painted, but I'm happy enough with the outcome! Might do a bit of touching up here and there where the wash dried unevenly is all.

I've gotten this not only to play Deadzone but also to use as terrain to go with my Battle For Cabot set, which I am going to tackle next. The box gave me real 2e 40K vibes and I chose it based on nostalgia, but the thing it's missing that that 2e box had was scenery. So I got a terrain crate of ruins and the Deadzone box to populate at least a small board with a battlefield 12 year old me would have been blown away by.