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Shush, don't distract him, he's ours now
jherazob wrote:Shush, don't distract him, he's ours now
Fight me!
Munin wrote:jherazob wrote:Shush, don't distract him, he's ours now
Fight me!
Perfect! I'll bring my
Aw shucks, nice to be wanted!
Slow progress, used a foamboard shape to form 3 layers of card glued with PVA to make the window awnings, rolled the card over a table edge to get it curved first, reasonably strong.
Slow progress, used a foamboard shape to form 3 layers of card glued with PVA to make the window awnings, rolled the card over a table edge to get it curved first, reasonably strong.
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bugbait_nz - Posts: 76
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That fast food building is looking ace, bugbait!
Interested in painting?
Want to share and learn?
You should check out the Data-Sphere Painting Campaign!
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Want to share and learn?
You should check out the Data-Sphere Painting Campaign!
See the Miniatures sub-forum for more information!
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Claudius Sol - Posts: 1927
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Nice work. I like the awnings on that fast food place. Infinity buildings need more details like that. Makes for some interesting effects on LoF.
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red harvest - Posts: 364
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Thanks guys!
Small progress, ventilation ducting on the roof, cover and something to grab when removing the roof.
few layers of paper wrapped around a 25mm dowel for the main section to make a tube. smaller tubes were sanded into shape, a bit like wood working when the paper is thick enough.
Small progress, ventilation ducting on the roof, cover and something to grab when removing the roof.
few layers of paper wrapped around a 25mm dowel for the main section to make a tube. smaller tubes were sanded into shape, a bit like wood working when the paper is thick enough.
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bugbait_nz - Posts: 76
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A nice place to hide a prone sniper too, inside the pipe.
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red harvest - Posts: 364
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Recovering after an operation has given me some time to turn some old high density packing foam into some hex hills using "The Giants Causeway" as inspiration.
Cut up lots on hexes, PVA glued then together, sanded the sides with 180 grit sand paper to smooth them off.
Painted with 3 layers of mat black house paint as a base, thought it was the easy way to get into all of the corners before I start the top coats.
Can be used individually or slotted together to make a large place to hide.
Cut up lots on hexes, PVA glued then together, sanded the sides with 180 grit sand paper to smooth them off.
Painted with 3 layers of mat black house paint as a base, thought it was the easy way to get into all of the corners before I start the top coats.
Can be used individually or slotted together to make a large place to hide.
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bugbait_nz - Posts: 76
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I really rather like the tumble version!
Cool Idea. I always think of the Led Zeppelin cover for Houses of the Holy when I hear about the Giant's Causeway. Bit controversial, that cover.
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