As usual, they can be clicked to enlarge. Once they've dried, the next stage will be to add bits and bobs of wood, torn-off foamcore, more cork, cat litter and grit to the rubble piles and then paint. Should be a fairly quick process.
Monday, March 9, 2015
On the workbench - Ruins
Searching through one of the drawers I use to store terrain building materials, I came across an unused cork floor tile and a couple of recut MDF bases. Knowing I'll be needing more houses for Crisis Point later this month, I hastily knocked up these:
As usual, they can be clicked to enlarge. Once they've dried, the next stage will be to add bits and bobs of wood, torn-off foamcore, more cork, cat litter and grit to the rubble piles and then paint. Should be a fairly quick process.
As usual, they can be clicked to enlarge. Once they've dried, the next stage will be to add bits and bobs of wood, torn-off foamcore, more cork, cat litter and grit to the rubble piles and then paint. Should be a fairly quick process.
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Nice work, they will look great in downtown Tcherbevan.
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