Necromunda Battlefield on a Budget: Pringles Can Terrain (+ how to make cardboard terrain basing)

This video is the second in my series on making inexpensive terrain for Necromunda. This time I show how I make a Pringles can look like a silo and with no awkward seam down the side at that. Plus, I go over how I use cardboard to make a base for terrain that's strong and won't warp.
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[@CommanderCheapSkate]

Saweet!!!! Commander Cheapskate approved! Home made, scratch built terrain from Cardboard, sand, glue, and craft paints is the best type of terrain imo! Keep spreading the good word!

[@markoplo2008]

I love homade terrain, one of the best parts of the hobby for me. You don't need to spend a fortune to have fun.. We'll done... 👍

[@MalakhimJWQ1]

Hail all

[@Sudo_Nimh]

Are the rainbow disco lights part of the priming process? XD

[@crimson_oracle]

Obviously essential!

[@RobertBobNolan]

Do you have a permanent board at home? I'm planning to make a sumpin donuts stand for my underhive.

[@crimson_oracle]

Not a permanent one, no, I have a ton of terrain but I found I like playing on my counter in the kitchen more so I got rid of my table