Trying to make the barrels look weathered. I layered paint and then partially removed it with isopropyl. It’s not quite getting the effect and I’m looking for tips on making it look realistically rusty and old.
WIP nouveau décor, un peu plus gros cette fois. Toujours pour la V 11 , je me suis inspiré du livre de la V5 " guerre urbaine " pour réaliser cette ruine j'ai du découper et faire fondre certaine partie de cette antique , merveilleuse et anciennes collection de Games Workshop mais je trouve que ça rend bien
My build from the abondened stargate is completed today. It was found on the moon and the scientist astronauts are inverigating it.
I wanted to share with you my last project step by step.
From two fruit boxes to an entire terrain set, for tablettop games.
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I hope you enjoy as i did, the process has been truly stisfying!
Doing some experimentation tonight to figure out the right dimensions for a papercraft project. Seems like all of the scifi terrain I see is brightly colored and doesn't really fit the grimdark asthetic. Additionally, all of the platform and gantry type terrain I see is plastic and expensive or scratch built and time consuming
I am going to put some designs together and see what a papercraft board could be. I want to lean into the underhive/grimdark feeling but with tonights experiments I think I have a good idea for dimensions so not it's just a matter of designing the print files.
This could be a really interesting way to make a really dense board really quick and really cheap. Realistically you could build multiple 12x12 sectors which could be rearranged a lot of different ways. The biggest downside to papercraft that I have seen is durability and stiffness. But if you made most of the pieces (especially the platforms) from a single thickness of matte board or chip board, seems like this could be a really good solution
I'm eventually making an whole table of orky fortified scrapyard terrain. I was working on wall sections with walkways en masse, but I got sidetracked and I knew I would eventually want a crane, and the pieces were speaking to me so I went ahead and made it lol. I'm gonna add some more random scrap pieces to the boom and the mast but its mostly there now.
Petit poste pour montrer le début de construction de la future table V 11 petit décors pour se mettre a l'aise avant de commencer les grosses pièces
I combined some ideas from Wylock and BMC and made my own XPS-foam dungeons tiles like which connect using chipboard connectors.
But then I also wanted the doors to connect the same way and be able to open and close them and use either doors or gates, so I made the doors as just a frame where you can slot in the door or gates from the top. The arch makes it easy to grab the door and pull it out.
I also made the grid 32mm in size as I want larger minis to fit the grid.
I made a few 2x2, 4x4 and 6x6 tiles and plan to add a few 1x2 tiles as well as it helps when the doors offset the grid.
Building terrain pieces feels even more fun than painting minis and has really expanded my horizons in this new hobby of mine... Also forced me to buy more shelve space.
I will be trying creating effects with isopropyl for the first time on this too!
I still have to finish the windows (Its tedious and I just ran out of glue) I am also going to add some more paintings, "Light fixtures" and wall shelves to fill in some blank spots. But this is pretty much done. All the furniture I want to add I think save for some crates and clutter for the attic area. Took approx 9 weeks start to finish, ~20 kg of filament with almost no failures/wastage. And maybe a KG of resin for the small delicate furniture. The only change I made from the original model is splitting the music room to add the small billiard room.
Made the little houses from clay and the tree trunks are actual sticks I cut from my yard!
I’ll use it to visualize the scenery of a little primitive race I invented for my d&d campaign :)
Tips are always welcome :)!
This is a tumbling project. I went from making a bright desert rock to hitting it with a number of washes to try and add some earth tones and greens. I then basedcoated the leaves green. I need to black line the recesses on the leaves and then highlight the leaves with a bright moot green / scorpion bright green.
The trees aren’t glued yet. Their layout might change. I’m happy with the current rock color. I’ll plan to follow this up with a heavy varnish, grass tufts, dry pigments, and finishing the details.
I plan to change the fence color, I don’t think red is working, even if I make it extremely bright. I was considering a neon light sky blue, a basic corroded brown orange, or make the fence white and grime effect it up.
Hello everyone! So my Dm asked me to make a train for him, and I jumped for joy to try it out. Especially when I got this this nice thick cardboard tube from work that would be perfect for the sides. But now im at a point that im stuck. I can't cut windows out easily while using my rotatory tool. I just get smoke and burning smells. Does anyone have any ideas how to go about it?
Used texture spray, primer, speed paints lots of wet blending wanted a scenery piece that would add height to battle field
Inspired by https://www.reddit.com/r/TerrainBuilding/s/1nzbTvPVTm
Very different, but I've been doing buildings so much it was fun doing something free form with nature :)
I used xps foam, homemade sculptamold, plaster paris, static grass and tufts.
I recently made some box with tarps on top, and tried something new: glasses wet wipes. They are perfect, very thin but extremely solid, they become really soft when washed and wet with PVA or mob podge, and are easy to put in place.
I painted them with inks and mod podge, which gave them a shiny finish, perfect to imitate plastic.
What do you think?
Its not at all how I wanted it to look like but i am still quite proud of it! Iknow the scaling with the trees and campfire is super off, but I had a very low budget and wanted to give my new campaign a little flash :).