During the down time at Adepticon, I finished a quick tutorial on making bar*bed wire for 40k terrain and figure bases. An early post discussed this (Making 40k Terrain Bar*bed Wire). This is a great technique for adding depth to your Warhammer scenery.
All you need is… Continue reading
Rich Nelson's work with Hirst Arts Molds
During the first day of Adepticon, I attended a couple of great classes. The Hirst Arts terrain molds class by Rich Nelson (writer of Chicago Terrain Factory Blog) was great. This is an invaluable technique for both fantasy and 40k Warhammer
Serendipity is always good. I wasn’t planning to write anything for Warhammer 40k Terrain this morning, but as I was getting ready to start work, @CALelicious posted:
“Do you have any suggestions for making terrain for Destroyed – Exploded vehicles?”
Turns out he’s tired of just using blast markers. I’d like to do some projects… Continue reading
Been doing lots of painting on my Imperial Guard, so my Cities of Death project is maturing a bit slowly right now. However, I did complete an interesting experiment for Warhammer 40k Terrain.
I’ve been working on barricades and obstacles for several weeks. And many of my readers know that one… Continue reading
Completed the first of six Games Workshop barricades for the Cities of Death project. It’s came out very well. I’m biased, but I think its an excellent Warhammer 40k terrain piece and can’t wait to see how the other five come out.
Just like the tank traps, the primary colors are house paint… Continue reading
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