Mortician

I got sick of using the same models over and over again and so I painted this old Warzone "Nepharite of Demnogonis" to get a new Mini onto the gaming table. There are also three more on the painting table but I will show them later.

Bunker Board Project pt.3.4 - step-by-step

Since today is good weather and the sun is shining I took the chance and made some pics of the next step on doing the boards... okay it's the next 3 steps but it was always dark when I got home so I couldn't make any good pictures but also wanted to get further in finishing these.

 

Structure Sauce

A few days ago there was a question on a forum where somebody asked how to make sure that sand doesn't drop off your terrain and so I wanna show today how I make my structure sauce for terrain parts. It's a very solid mixture and till now all terrain parts I did didn't loose even a single grain of sand.

Bunker Board Project pt.3.3 - step-by-step

So here's the next part as promised. Gonna show you the seven tiles today and what I did on them.

So this is the one I showed how to make the walls. I added some wooden stems. Would also perfectly work as trench...

Distraction of the day - The Force is strong...

As it is now surprising that i got distracted again I decided to start this new topic where I present my latest distraction. And today it's "The Force Unleashed II".

Bunker Board Project pt.3.2 - step-by-step

So today we're gonna add the walls. Not that hard but here we go:

 

First remove the cutted sections and lay them aside for later. Then take a pencil and go over the 5x5 grid lines to get some details into the floor...

Bunker Board Project pt.3.1 - Building the next 7 tiles step-by-step

So I managed to get me some more cardboard for the walls and as promised I will do a little step-by-step for these.

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First of all I cutted some 5mm MDF and 5mm Depron in tiles of 25cm x 30cm. Then I drew a 5cm x 5cm grid onto the Depron tiles, marked those areas that will be massive walls and cutted these out. Then I glued the Depron tiles onto the MDf tiles.

 

 Here you see the grid and the areas that are marked as walls (with that diagonal line)