CLUB TERRAIN -Part 2

Stage 2 :

I headed over to my local Lowes and bought several cans of spray paint and grabbed a card board box to use a make shift spray booth since the wind was pretty rough outside. I never prime after sunset, but I want them dry so I can paint them tonight.

I have never used the Valspar brand before but it coated pretty damn good. The pieces dried quickly and I was able to get the burn effect from quick blasts using a satin black spray.

I'm happy the way it turned out and later on tonight I'll paint the fine details and maybe add some decals. Still undecided as to what to use for top flooring or if I should use any at all.

CLUB TERRAIN

Stage 1 :

I love cheap terrain as I'm generally broke all the damn time, so left over foam from appliances are a god send. I began by slicing off any unnecessary pieces so the foam would look more like bunker or fortress walls and not stereo or tv packaging.

I wanted to do battle damage , beacuse I often feel so much terrain is not " Grim Dark" enoughfor me. I used a small screwdriver to punch holes, batter the edges and tear it up to simulate lascannon or heavy bolter fire ete etc.

I then grabbed ye olde white glue to cover the pieces ( 4 total) to protect them from dissolving when I spray them with primer and dry brush etc.

I still want to add a few minor details, maybe some razor wire and Imperial icons as well as some flat surface for the tops of the buildings. They are pretty big and I wanted to show a size comparison.

Stage 2 tomorrow night !!!