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Bruce S
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Static Grass Applicator Tutorial
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Static Grass Applicator Tutorial by "pikachupoo" @ Take Cover! Terrain. www. TakeCoverTerrain Links: Take Cover! Terrain eBay Store : stores.ebay.co.uk/Take-Cover-Terrain Steel / Alloy plates on eBay = www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Brushed-Stainless-Steel-430-Sheet-Plate-0-9-1-2-1-5-2mm-Guillotine-Cut-Sheet-/291026367918 Terrain Tutor (Tutorials) : www.patreon.com/TheTerrainTutor/
Static Grass Applicator ~ Take Cover! Terrain
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Model railway / Wargaming / Wargames Terrain / Scenery - Static Grass Applicator
Avro Vulcan XH558 Bruntingthorpe V-Force Tour second pass (28.06.15)
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Avro Vulcan XH558 Bruntingthorpe V-Force Tour second pass (28.06.15)
Another 4 x 4 Game Board Wargames Wargaming Terrain Scenery Mordheim Malifaux Warmachine
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Another 4 x 4 Game Board Wargames Wargaming Terrain Scenery Mordheim Malifaux Warmachine
4 x 4 Foot Gaming board for Mordheim, Malifaux, Warmachine / Warhammer etc.
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4 x 4 Foot Gaming board for Mordheim, Malifaux, Warmachine / Warhammer etc.
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oil/belts to tight?
This is amazing! I'm just starting to make my 1st table and this is EXACTLY what I'd like the end result to be. Any tips?
the standard stone tile ground is that just impressed(with like a rock) then scribed lines in it?
Thanks for the kind words Vernon!
Maaaaaaaan you need more comments and likes than this. SOLID work, man. I know this is old but Im hoping you see this. Just wow. Beautiful work and Ive been playing since GW started Mordheim and I have yet to see one so well polished. great work brotha.
Thanks for the comment. The stone work is all painstakingly hand carved into XPS sheets. First I cut with a modelling knife and then go over the cut with a decent ballpoint pen, as you can imagine it takes a lot of time! I then lightly hammered the board with a stone to give it's uneven, weathered texture. The table was then coated with a "goop" mixture which is a combination of silicone adhesive, filler, tile adhesive, plaster, pva and paint. Ah yes, the Orky stuff! I will be making some more of that, eventually :-)
Great work mate,can i ask your methods on carving the stone work and is any of this moulded.You should do some more ork work,u were the ebay master at scrap piles.