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This tutorial with be to make Light or Heavy cover which is in the form of a destroyed building or scaffolding.

YOU WILL NEED:
Kitchen Scissors
Games Workshop Cutter's
Stanley Knife
Foam Stuff
PVA Glue
Games Workshop Plastic Glue
Gutter Guards (prefrebly plastic one's) x2 (depends how big you want it)
Foundaton Colour's: Adeptus Battlegrey
Shadow Grey
BoltgunMetal
MithrilSilver
Water
Starter Paint Brush
Chaos Black Spray

STEP ONE:
Find all the material's and gather them up

STEP TWO:
Cut up all the Pieces of Foam to a broken concrete about 1 or 2 cm long each and some a little smaller

STEP THREE:
Cut the centre of the gutter guards out so its just lots of square's with no filling and bend until fold's over its
self ( like your mating a tunnel )

STEP FOUR:
Break down the pieces of the gutter guards so it looks damaged and destroyed and stick both pieces togeth-
er so it is bigger ( I used 2 in the pictures )

STEP FIVE:
Put the "Concrete" on the the gutter guard's so it look's like something BLEW THE LIVING **** out of the
building and it just flew onto the battlefield awesomely.

STEP SIX:
Spray the whole thing in chaos black. Then drybrush the gutter guard in boltgun metal and undercoat the concrete
in Shadow grey nd then overcoat drybrush in Adeptus battlegrey .

STEP SEVEN:
Add any other thing's to the "Scaffolding Piece" that would make the "Scaffolding Piece" look better and more erm...
brokeny... lol!

PICTURE'S

Very creative!

**********TIP*********

Add small bitz of razor wire to the scaffolding for a better result

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Green stuff is better than foam to use ^^

Gonna make a few of these for my table at home. Thanks for the pics very cool.

Im going to go make one now!! very nice!!

Green stuff might work better, but foam chunk is 0$ around my house! Thanks for this, wife and I are making a DIY gameboard

Cool tutorial