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2019/11/28 04:32:20
Subject: Re:Waaazag's terrain blog (formerly The Shattered City)
I am so jealous of all those Necromunda bulkheads.
Cheers,
CB
Yeah. I've been collecting since the mid-80s and I've got hoarding tendencies. In the past, I would buy and accumulate with the intention of ONE DAY I'll get around to building something with this. And now, 25 years later, is finally that day. I have so much stuff. At least I'm finally using it well.
Thanks, Yorkright. Yeah, me too. I love dynamic, detailed terrain. This is just one piece of a set of 20 or so interchangeable modular vignettes I've set about making. I can only concentrate on one at a time or the project easily gets overwhelming.
Automatically Appended Next Post: I made a bulkhead wall.
Here it will live as an entry to some sort of control room.
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Here's another Mock up to give me an idea how the low wall of computer terminals that will go along the outer edge might look. Bulkhead wall is in the place its meant to be, but not glued down, pending tweaks, but the right most balcony is glued on, along with the legs of the superstructure.
Building is looking great. Last count I had like 200+ of the bulkheads in totes waiting for the Necromunda reboot. I need to get off my sorry butt and do something with those .
Spoiler:
sorry to hear about the leg problems. I’ve been pretty absent the last few weeks with dulldrums in modeling, holidays and stuff from work happening. Will be praying for relief for you .
LOL, Theo your mind is an amazing place, never change.-camkierhi 9/19/13
I cant believe theo is right.. damn. -comradepanda 9/26/13
None of the strange ideas we had about you involved your sexual orientation..........-Monkeytroll 12/10/13
I'd put you on ignore for that comment, if I could...Alpharius 2/11/14
2019/12/05 00:44:13
Subject: Re:Waaazag's terrain blog (formerly The Shattered City)
Theophony wrote: Building is looking great. Last count I had like 200+ of the bulkheads in totes waiting for the Necromunda reboot. I need to get off my sorry butt and do something with those .
Spoiler:
sorry to hear about the leg problems. I’ve been pretty absent the last few weeks with dulldrums in modeling, holidays and stuff from work happening. Will be praying for relief for you .
Thanks, Theo. I really appreciate that. I can use all the help I can get.
As for bulkheads, I don't think I ever counted them , but I know I have a lot of 'em. This project will likely see me use them all.
Automatically Appended Next Post: Strip styrene so the supports lay flat.
Main room details:
Under the counterspace
And on top
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Yeah, I meant to mention about using strip styrene like that. I also used tubular (for "wires") and H beam plastic in various places for the same reason.
Theophony"... and there's strippers in terminator armor and lovecraftian shenanigans afoot."
Solar_Lion: "Man this sums up your blog nicely."
Anpu-adom: "being Geek is about Love. Some love broadly. Some love deeply. And then there are people like Graven.
2019/12/05 15:17:01
Subject: Re:Waaazag's terrain blog (formerly The Shattered City)
Yeah, graven. This is actually the very first time I've decided to try using styrene to manufacture stuff. I've had oodles of it for years, but barely ever touched it for fear of "doing it wrong". This time around I decided to throw that notion out the window and go for it. I kinda like the way it turned out, for the most part. It's imperfect, but I don't care. I went a little berserk with the detailing, though.
Here's the table/shelf glued on.
And then various pictures of it loaded with "cogitators" occassionally inspected by an armored Barry Ork.
An illustration of space (you know, for miniatures). With and without Barry.
Still not sure what I'm going to use to fill this gaping hole.
All such a massive building! that will be so much fun to fight on for you once it is done!
Love all the techy stuff
"Your mumblings are awakening the sleeping Dragon, be wary when meddling the affairs of Dragons, for thou art tasty and go good with either ketchup or chocolate. "
Dragons fear nothing, if it acts up, we breath magic fire that turns them into marshmallow peeps. We leaguers only cry rivets!
2019/12/08 23:50:52
Subject: Waaazag's terrain blog (formerly The Shattered City)
Project log and campaign featuring Orks, Imperial Guard, Marines, Tyranids: http://www.xhorikwar.blogspot.com/ Currently focused on our Horus Heresy campaign with White Scars, Death Guard and Imperial Militia.
2019/12/10 04:21:32
Subject: Re:Waaazag's terrain blog (formerly The Shattered City)
Yorkright wrote: That ork looks like he wants to smash all those "techy tings". Looks fantastic Warboss, when do we see some paint on all this architecture?
Friday through Tuesday nights I'm back to work in the Casino, so it won't be before then. I'm hoping to work on the opposite side of the tall wall this Wednesday and maybe get some paint on it then. I'm still a long way from done, but hope to get a bunch completed soon.
inmygravenimage wrote: Looking excellent, and hope the being-back-at-work is a good thing from a health perspective (as opposed to just a matter of necessity).
Unfortunately, graven, it's literally just a "I have no more money left to survive" thing. It's either work or starve. The pain is still excruciating and unending.
Added a whole buncha stuff to the elevated platform.
Squid face coming along.
Underside details a plenty.
Like a metal vine...
Topside is pretty much as detailed as its gunna git (except the stairs to the corridor):
Somebody elsewhere pointed out this part's proximity to the corroded bit at the end of the corridor. Mentioned it should be corroded, too. So, you know me, I took their advice to heart.
Wow , you’ve been a busy little beaver lately. Great work on the dangling power cords. All tidy work around here.
LOL, Theo your mind is an amazing place, never change.-camkierhi 9/19/13
I cant believe theo is right.. damn. -comradepanda 9/26/13
None of the strange ideas we had about you involved your sexual orientation..........-Monkeytroll 12/10/13
I'd put you on ignore for that comment, if I could...Alpharius 2/11/14