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Mavis looks great! I’ll be sure to post pics here when I get around to printing your bunker too

 gobert wrote:
Mavis looks great! I’ll be sure to post pics here when I get around to printing your bunker too

Cheers, here's mine all painted up if you need some inspiration

That’s amazing! Looks just like the OG from White Dwarf

That's some great work you've done. You should be proud.

That bunker lost amazing, very old school style!
Please say you have more

 Lathe Biosas wrote:
That's some great work you've done. You should be proud.

Thanks


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 Guardling wrote:
That bunker lost amazing, very old school style!
Please say you have more

I've done a bunch of 3D printed scenery











I even made a little 15mm travel set by printing some of the designs off at 50%



You can find all the files on Cults and MMF if you have access to a 3D printer

https://cults3d.com/en/users/Doctor-Spork

https://www.myminifactory.com/users/DoctorSpork

Love seeing that old terrain get new life, especially the old Eldar monolith. Lovely work.

Oh, that's so cool to see the old paper terrain turned 3d with plastic prints. I also love the bold blue of your paint scheme.

 youwashock wrote:
Love seeing that old terrain get new life, especially the old Eldar monolith. Lovely work.

Cheers, that monolith went from nothing to that in two or three days very unlike me. It just got into my head that I had to make it.


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 Warboss_Waaazag wrote:
Oh, that's so cool to see the old paper terrain turned 3d with plastic prints. I also love the bold blue of your paint scheme.

Thanks, I'm trying to turn that 90's look up to 11


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Not really progress on the cult, but they are in the picture. I finished painting my Retro Bastion and decided to try playing 90's White Dwarf.

Time machine! Love the original plastic Guard and character conversions. I imagine the guy on the roof delivering an inspirational speech in the voice of Randy Savage.

 youwashock wrote:
Time machine! Love the original plastic Guard and character conversions. I imagine the guy on the roof delivering an inspirational speech in the voice of Randy Savage.

That's Jeff, I had a lot of fun making him. Perhaps too much.

Randy looks awesome! I can see why he was a fun model to work on! Loving the Retro Bastion too, the whole retro set is super cool

Absolutely lovely funky futuretro wizard, love it!

Thanks for the nice comments, I have had to get some scenery painted recently so thought I would post some progress in here until I get back to the cult.

I have been practicing my sponge technique and am pretty pleased with the results. It's a really quick and easy way to paint lots of scenery to a good standards it seems.

I started out by painting all of the yellow areas with the colour I wanted in the shaded areas, in this case a nice deep orange.



Then I sponged on a lighter yellow over that, leaving the base coat behind in the recesses.



The final stage of sponging was done with a small piece of sponge (approx 5mm square at the end) using a thinned down white paint to add a highlight to the top of the blocks.

Your terrain techniques are spot on - I nearly had to go back into my old Citadel Terrain book and be like "Is that a source photo?" Now all you need is a fully green flocked board and some polystyrene layered rock pieces ala the 1990s.

 blockade23 wrote:
Your terrain techniques are spot on - I nearly had to go back into my old Citadel Terrain book and be like "Is that a source photo?" Now all you need is a fully green flocked board and some polystyrene layered rock pieces ala the 1990s.

Cheers, I'm working on those so hopefully I'll have some pretty pictures to share in the new year

Looking good Doc, sponging really is like magic on terrain.

I got the yellow ruins finished up, fairly happy with how they have come out. Now onto the blue/grey ones, hopefully they'll be done soon as I'd like to move onto the cathedral next.

That stonework looks fantastic.

Those ruins look fantastic!

Those are fantastic!

Thank you everyone for the lovely comments

I finished off the last of the ruins and took a group shot

As the others have said, those are fantastic true classics brought to life

That blue is stunning!

That's the cathedral finished too. I'm planning on doing more work on my cultists again, but will probably being doing the odd bit of scenery here and there too.

Nice! Another stone cold classic piece of terrain

Fantastic!

Nice! I love how blocky these pieces are. And your paint jobs really bring them to life.

Lovely work there Doctor Spork. That cathedral looks like it is right out of the pages of an old White Dwarf.

Cheers,

CB

Thanks for all the lovely comments folks, always nice to hear. Sorry I've been a bit quiet for a while, hobbying has been on the back burner for the last few weeks. Hopefully I'll get back into the groove, I'm going to paint up this big boy for my cultists.