Today's hobby update features a couple of the terrain pieces that I have been working on recently for a new Sector Imperialis board.
These were assembled using the Games Workshop Sector Imperialis terrain kits that I had lying around and based on MDF.
With the models based, I then glued sand to the base. I then coated the base with a mix of water, PVA and a little washing up liquid. This was on old tip that I got from an issue of White Dwarf. The washing up liquid helps the PVA to soak into the sand layer and gives it a good seal.
After the layer was completely dry, I undercoated it with Standard Mechanicus Grey. I then gave it a drybrush with grey, then white.
After that, I painted in some details in the ruins, including the skulls, some metal and the doors. Once the painting was done, I added some flock to the base to add a bit of colour.
That has two of the ruins complete, so I have two more to do to finish off this batch.
Great looking terrain. That ought to fill up a good portion of table when it's all complete!
ReplyDeleteCheers Dave! I've got another 4 or 5 to complete, so should give me plenty of board coverage.
DeleteLooks great buddy :)
ReplyDeleteThanks Carl!
DeleteNice one! I think that looks great.
ReplyDeleteYeah, I was happy with how they turned out. Very simple and fast to get done.
DeleteThey look great, nice rubble and rocks and general detritus. Looks really good.
ReplyDeleteThanks Siph! I didn't want to add too much rubble, as I still wanted them to be functional.
DeleteThose look great! As much as I do love the new Sector Imperialis line, the old one was pretty awesome, too.
ReplyDeleteI have been tempted by the new stuff too. I haven't picked up a bunch of terrain in a while, might need to see what I should work on next.
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