Been a while since I have provided any real content to this blog eh...
Notice anything in that pic?
So much yellow... so many bugs.
That's right folks, Tyranids. I have been up to my elbows in painting the 'Nid horde you see in the following pics. These came to me by a buddy looking to off-load them. I got them for quite a great price, and I gotta say, other than the time consuming nature of painting such a swarm, it's been nothing but a lot of fun.
Showing posts with label Trash. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Trash. Show all posts
Monday, August 25, 2014
Monday, January 6, 2014
From Trash to ....well still trash, but Terrain too!
What would you do if you liked to make Terrain but had a shoestring budget? If your answer was prostitution, you are looking at the wrong kind of blog. If your answer was dumpster diving, look no further!!
I made a small set of pieces for a monthly build contest, the theme of which was "Terrain from Trash" Rules were very open ended, but each item must be made in the majority out of trash or recycled materials. Gotta say, the number of entries in that month's build was absolutely CRAZY, but I learned quite a bit, mostly through trial and error. Pics as usual after the jump.
I made a small set of pieces for a monthly build contest, the theme of which was "Terrain from Trash" Rules were very open ended, but each item must be made in the majority out of trash or recycled materials. Gotta say, the number of entries in that month's build was absolutely CRAZY, but I learned quite a bit, mostly through trial and error. Pics as usual after the jump.
Monday, December 16, 2013
More Urban Ruins
So I made a few pieces for a terrain building contest on Miniwargaming.com and the theme was Recycled Goods. I did up a few pieces, and even if I didn't win, I saw with the huge variety of entries just how versatile trash could really be. I made quite a few pieces revolving around that idea when I have wanted to build, but not spend any money.
The idea behind this set was a quick and dirty assembly of nearly all plastic bottles/cardboard.
The idea behind this set was a quick and dirty assembly of nearly all plastic bottles/cardboard.
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