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2008/03/21 14:49:27
Subject: More sci-fi and fantasy terrain (updated 4/1)
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Regular Dakkanaut
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I've gotten several new pieces finished. Here's a peek:
I'm on a roll when it comes to the sci-fi stuff, but I am not currently in a sci-fi game. Despite this, I'd like to complete a sizeable set of interlocking catwalks and buildings.
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This message was edited 2 times. Last update was at 2008/04/01 23:42:46
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2008/03/21 15:09:25
Subject: More sci-fi and fantasy terrain
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Bonkers Buggy Driver with Rockets
Right behind you...
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Is that a Furby on the table in the background of the second pic? I thought those were banned by all beings with the ability to speak... :-) Just kidding.
Is the sci-fi terrain also from a Hirst Arts mold?
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2008/03/21 15:15:24
Subject: More sci-fi and fantasy terrain
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Regular Dakkanaut
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Yes, it is a Furby--good eye. Damn, that thing is hateful though. My gaming table is located in the shared rec-room I have with the kids and wife.
Yes, the terrain uses a variety of Hirst Arts molds.
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This message was edited 1 time. Last update was at 2008/03/21 15:15:55
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2008/03/25 15:46:25
Subject: Re:More sci-fi and fantasy terrain
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Stalwart Skittari
Wit' dem umies in da good battle
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furbies.... lame...
and what is the terrain of the second pic.. what is that for ''thing''? dont know what it is..  
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Dem GOrk E' Da MOrk are Du Bezt  |
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2008/03/25 15:47:18
Subject: More sci-fi and fantasy terrain
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Stalwart Skittari
Wit' dem umies in da good battle
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oh... its a building...
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Dem GOrk E' Da MOrk are Du Bezt |
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2008/03/25 17:39:11
Subject: More sci-fi and fantasy terrain
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Phanobi
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Nice terrain! I've thought about Hirst Arts molds, how easy are they to use?
Ozymandias, King of Kings
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My name is Ozymandias, King of Kings.
Look on My works, Ye Mighty, and despair.
Chris Gohlinghorst wrote:Holy Space Marine on a Stick.
This conversation has even begun to boggle my internet-hardened mind.
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2008/03/26 14:02:15
Subject: More sci-fi and fantasy terrain
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Regular Dakkanaut
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I fixed the pic size to make it more easily viewable.
I think the HA molds are super-easy to use. I use Merlin's Magic plaster, which is mixed with water to a 3:1 ratio on a digital scale. Pour in the mold, scrape with a paint scraper five minutes later. Wait half an hour and you've got blocks. If you can assemble legos, you can probably handle stacking blocks (I actually use legos as a "frame" to make exact corners). Then I prime them with cheap black paint and paint with housepaint. Easy as pie.
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2008/04/01 23:44:17
Subject: Re:More sci-fi and fantasy terrain (updated 4/1)
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Regular Dakkanaut
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I've posted a new piece for the catwalks, a corner/stair piece
You can see more (and some other stuff) here
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