Unknown Project

Unknown project.... will be a Chaos Vehicle of sorts, possible Apocalypse piece.

Scenery Terrain - Painting Sandstone Test #1

Here is the latest painting update, a test run at painting sandstone. Over all I was not completely happy with the results, but figure I would document them so I would not make the same mistakes again....(see below)....

Apply complete coat of DC AC Flesh

Use heavy wash of DC Brown Iron Oxide

Heavy dry brush of DC AC Flesh

Light dry brush of DC White

1. Apply complete coat of DC AC Flesh
2. Use heavy wash of DC Brown Iron Oxide
3. Heavy dry brush of DC AC Flesh
4. Light dry brush of DC White

...note to self: step 2 could use a lighter shade of brown, step 3 went on too wet.

Scenery Terrain - Hill with destroyed Chimera - Painting Update

Oops, little clean up to do on the front.....

Latest update on the wrecked Chimera, added the sandstone paint scheme.

Scenery Terrain - Hill with destroyed Chimera

Here is some more unfinished scenery/terrain.  A wooden cutout started the base of this with sand glued to a card board structure.  The tank was twisted and torn apart with pliers and wire cutters, and has been painted to a decent level for scenery.  The red sand color hill still needs to be finished to match my other projects.

Scenery Terrain - Plateau with Bunker

This was made from a plastic serving tray that was borrowed from my local pizza parlor.    I cut out an oblong shape in the middle for the bunker, and walled it in with plasticard. I used some cardboard to build up the outer edges so it did not resemble the typical rectangle tray.  Once I was happy with the over shape I covered it in glue and sand.  Another free'ish scenery project.

Scenery Terrain - Scratch Built 3 Story Ruin

This piece of scenery  is completely scratch built.  The basic structure is made out of random plastic bits and sprues, spotted with capacitors and rubble.  All the rumble is made from sprues clipped into small pieces and then thrown into the blender for a few minutes. The base is thin plywood covered in sand and rock.  This model started as a small wall, and slowly morphed into the large building it is now.  Measurements are approximately 12" x 12" x 8".

Scenery Terrain - Objective Markers Generators

Old VGA and DVI cables were used to made these objective markers.  Another quick, easy and free conversion.

Scenery Terrain - Hill

Made the basic structure of this from stacked up card board, then covered in glue and sand.

Scenery Terrain - Manufactorum

Manufactorum set modeled on a wooden base covered in sand.  Rubble was made from sprues that were left in the blender for a few minutes.