I was looking through my Warhammer pictures yesterday and realized that I didn’t share any Adetpicon 40k terrain photos. There was some cool stuff! The feature picture here is an exhibition piece brought to the convention by Opposing Forces and they title it “The Defenders of Holy Terra”. As you can see, it based of the Forge
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
My Cities of Death project for 40k Terrain is progressing nicely. Slowly, but its happening. Over the weekend I assembled two more tank traps and a mine field. I’ve also glued sprue bits, cork, and large gravel to the pieces. I’ve completed assembling all but one of my barricades and obstacles. The last one is a… Continue reading
Had a business trip that kept me from working on 40k Terrain much last week. Took 36 hours of travel due to flight delays to get home, but I’m back! Got my second Ork Trukk mostly done over the weekend and have started assembling it. I’m working on another YouTube video. In the meantime… Continue reading
Courtesy of Max's Gallery (http://picasaweb.google.com/littlebattlefield)
I’ve been thinking for weeks about what my next Warhammer Scenery project is going to be. I love the pictures in on the Web and in Games-Workshop of massive, ruined filled Cities of Death game board. That would be just a blast to build… Continue reading
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